Intel Core i7-3960X, 16GB DDR-3, GTX-680 3DMark benchmarks.

Mario · 9th March 2013, 02:05 AM

Here are my GTX-680 results with the i7-3960X CPU. As before, CPU Turbo Boost is disabled. The tests were also run on a dirty system - a Windows 7 setup I had installed since last year. Additionally, and because I wanted to test under normal usage, I even had ZoneAlarm, Malwarebytes Anti-Malware, WinPatrol and FRAPS running. This benchmark is also run ten months after upgrading the system from the i7-975. I am also adding two game benchmarks since I happen to have them installed. Yes, it's amazing to see that the Devil May Cry 4 benchmark, a 2008 game, supports DirectX 10, and Resident Evil 6, a 2013 game, uses DirectX 9.0c - both Capcom titles.

Devil May Cry 4

Resident Evil 6

9th March 2013, 02:05 AM	#1
Mario Special Guest Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: @home Posts: 627	Intel Core i7-3960X, 16GB DDR-3, GTX-680 3DMark benchmarks. Here are my GTX-680 results with the i7-3960X CPU. As before, CPU Turbo Boost is disabled. The tests were also run on a dirty system - a Windows 7 setup I had installed since last year. Additionally, and because I wanted to test under normal usage, I even had ZoneAlarm, Malwarebytes Anti-Malware, WinPatrol and FRAPS running. This benchmark is also run ten months after upgrading the system from the i7-975. I am also adding two game benchmarks since I happen to have them installed. Yes, it's amazing to see that the Devil May Cry 4 benchmark, a 2008 game, supports DirectX 10, and Resident Evil 6, a 2013 game, uses DirectX 9.0c - both Capcom titles. Devil May Cry 4 Resident Evil 6

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