Standard FPS test

Whoever · November 8th, 2004

Just wondering if there is or if anyone considered making a sort of standardized FPS test for emulation. There is a GPU test plugin thing but the results are rather cryptic and hard to compare.

Maybe a savestate of a non interactive replay or something with fps limit off and how little time it takes to draw the whole thing out, which with some fancy division could get you an FPS number.

Of course it'd be mostly just braggings rights as most computers are fast enough to emulate games at 60fps. But hey, knowing i can run epsxe 30% faster than the rest of you noobz helps my geeky ego.

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**hushypushy** · November 8th, 2004

why does it matter? as long as you're satisfied with your FPS, keep it that way

plus, there are plenty of people out there with better gaming computers, so...

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November 8th, 2004	#1 (permalink)
Whoever Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Narragansett, RI. USA Posts: 188	Standard FPS test Just wondering if there is or if anyone considered making a sort of standardized FPS test for emulation. There is a GPU test plugin thing but the results are rather cryptic and hard to compare. Maybe a savestate of a non interactive replay or something with fps limit off and how little time it takes to draw the whole thing out, which with some fancy division could get you an FPS number. Of course it'd be mostly just braggings rights as most computers are fast enough to emulate games at 60fps. But hey, knowing i can run epsxe 30% faster than the rest of you noobz helps my geeky ego. __________________ Compaq SR1000Z: AMD Sempron 3000+ (Barton - 2.0Ghz - 512K L2 Cache) Asus mobo - VIA KM400 1GB PC2700 RAM: (512 Samsung, 512 Micron) OEM Radeon 9600 Pro 256MB @ 486/234 Seagate 7200rpm 80gig Samsung CD-RW 48x16x16 Generic 250W PSU 19" LG Widescreen LCD 16:10 1440x900 Windows XP Home

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November 8th, 2004	#2 (permalink)
hushypushy the only one you've ever SEEN Join Date: May 2003 Location: San Francisco Posts: 21,978	why does it matter? as long as you're satisfied with your FPS, keep it that way plus, there are plenty of people out there with better gaming computers, so... __________________ Dedicated to mediocrity and repetition since 1994.