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    Just wondering if anyone knows somewhere I can look up R:TW benchmark results for things like CPUs, video cards etc?

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    Default Re: R:TW benchmarks

    I have never heard of an in-game benchmark test using RTW, and have never seen any mentioned in a hardware review. But if you want advice on hardware I and the people who frequent the apothecary can most likely help.
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    Default Re: R:TW benchmarks

    Quote Originally Posted by Uriel
    Just wondering if anyone knows somewhere I can look up R:TW benchmark results for things like CPUs, video cards etc?
    You can use Fraps to benchmark RTW (sort of). There is however no built in benchmark for RTW.
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    I've seen a couple of hardware reviews that use R:TW plus FRAPS. Haven't been able to find anything that will allow me to do a like for like comparison though.

    I'm relatively happy with R:TW performance, only experiencing some slowdown in huge battles with several thousand men on screen (Athlon XP2500+, 1GB RAM, Geforce 6600GT 128mb etc). At some point I'd like to do a motherboard and CPU replacement (which is finally a relatively inexpensive option now that ULI have released a s939 chipset that does both 16x PCI_E and 8xAGP at full speed).

    Trouble is, I don't think the amount of money I'd want to spend will make a vast improvement. It'd be nice to be able to put some numbers on it so I can decide whether to take the plunge soon or wait a bit longer.

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    Last edited by Uriel; 10-11-2005 at 08:23.

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    Default Re: R:TW benchmarks

    Quote Originally Posted by Uriel
    I've seen a couple of hardware reviews that use R:TW plus FRAPS. Haven't been able to find anything that will allow me to do a like for like comparison though.

    I'm relatively happy with R:TW performance, only experiencing some slowdown in huge battles with several thousand men on screen (Athlon XP2500+, 1GB RAM, Geforce 6600GT 128mb etc). At some point I'd like to do a motherboard and CPU replacement (which is finally a relatively inexpensive option now that ULI have released a s939 chipset that does both 16x PCI_E and 8xAGP at full speed).

    Trouble is, I don't think the amount of money I'd want to spend will make a vast improvement. It'd be nice to be able to put some numbers on it so I can decide whether to take the plunge soon or wait a bit longer.

    Edit: Any chance a mod can shift this over to Apothecary?

    Try this

    http://www.benchemall.com/

    Not sure if it'll help.

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    I did a few tests with FRAPS with all settings at MAX, 1280x1024x32 Resolution, High AA and the game still slows down with two full stacks/armies on the Battlemap (on large Unit Settings) if you zoom out to an Angle where both full armies are in view.

    I have a ATI Mobility Radeon 9700 with P4 3GHZ Laptop as well and RTW plays fine on that as well, with slightly lower settings. I have a 6600GT with Athlon64 3000 at the office, but havent benchmarked RTW on that PC yet.
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