Unigine Heaven 4.0 Benchmark Scores Part 2

[dont whant to set it"']

I did give a try and found the graphics card running at PCIE 2.0 bus speed, no wonder GTAV was stuttering with some scenes.
Went to bios and fixed it to 3.0 and the score got a 15 points increase.
1800MHz GPU clocks, U GPU 900mV.

 

[Athlonite]

I don't know why but everytime it hits that castle in the dark my min fps takes a major dump

 

[budget_Optiplex]

Here's my low buck relic, set at 1680x1050 as that's as high as my native 1360x768 32" TV will go. This is on a 2012 Pitcairn based Firepro W7000 4GB (lightly BIOS modded/undervolted) using Amernime drivers. Not bad for a card that cost me around $30 shipped.

 

[emothxughts]

Testing out my trusty RX 580, back from the realm of the dead (repair shop). With the undervolting as in the 2nd pic, the GPU maxxed out at 66 C in Heaven.

 

[QuietBob]

This is from the eleven year old backup PC in my profile:

 

[IA64]

 

[mdbrotha03]

Your GPUz screenshot appears to show a stock card. I had to pump mines +170 on the core and +1200 on the memory to get over 10K.

Would the CPU make such a difference? I'm currently using 64GB CL30 Gskill kit

Disregard my last post,

My old run was with an old driver. With a newer driver I get 10087 at stock vs 9700+ with an OC on the old driver.

 

[IA64]

Your GPUz screenshot appears to show a stock card. I had to pump mines +170 on the core and +1200 on the memory to get over 10K.

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Would the CPU make such a difference? I'm currently using 64GB CL30 Gskill kit

Disregard my last post,

My old run was with an old driver. With a newer driver I get 10087 at stock vs 9700+ with an OC on the old driver.

Which 4090 do you have? I can run at 2640 MHZ in MSI center as I have the Suprim X but I prefer to OC the CPU only as I try to keep mine as silent as possible.

here's my PC specs also 64GB Gskill

 

[mdbrotha03]

Which 4090 do you have? I can run at 2640 MHZ in MSI center as I have the Suprim X but I prefer to OC the CPU only as I try to keep mine as silent as possible.

here's my PC specs also 64GB Gskill

Same 4090 but I use slower ram and a different CPU. When I run my GPU stock, I now get a little over 10k with the new driver. So I don't think it's crazy to see a 200-point difference between your stock run and mine.

 

[QuietBob]

Reference 7900XTX with stock clocks @ 1080p, 1440p and 2160p:

 

[Athlonite]

I think it's about time Unigen updated this benchmark to x64 so it can fully take advantage of modern systems with regards to memory both main system and Vram and modern CPU / GPU arch's

 

[agent_x007]

I think it's about time Unigen updated this benchmark to x64 so it can fully take advantage of modern systems with regards to memory both main system and Vram and modern CPU / GPU arch's

Unigine released two newer benchmarks after this one.
Valley and Superposition, they can't help you when you refuse to use them ;D

 

[Athlonite]

Unigine released two newer benchmarks after this one.
Valley and Superposition, they can't help you when you refuse to use them ;D

Valley is as bad as Heaven they're both 32bit and will not use greater than 4GB of Vram heck I just ran valley and the max Vram used on Extreme HD setting was 1700MB of Vram and 4GB of system memory so again not really pushing it as seen here

 

[agent_x007]

1) You can use custom resolution or add AntiAliasing option to increase the GPU workload
2) If you don't like x86 but want old benchmark - use 3DMark 11. It's Advanced version is free since 2021 (key publicly available), which allows you to change resolutions and other settings.
3) Superposition is still an option

 

[INSTG8R]

Unigine released two newer benchmarks after this one.
Valley and Superposition, they can't help you when you refuse to use them ;D

I completely forgot about Valley I was actually running a bunch of benches yesterday Including Heaven and Superposition I guess while I’m here I will post my Heaven score tho it doesn’t follow the rules because I ran it my native 3440x1440. I’ve blacked out what could be driver info I can’t expose under NDA.

 

[InFocus780]

Asus RTX 2070 Super Evo 8gb air cooled
+145 clock
+1650 mhz mem

 

[QuietBob]

I think it's about time Unigen updated this benchmark to x64 so it can fully take advantage of modern systems with regards to memory both main system and Vram and modern CPU / GPU arch's

Actually, with maximum settings at 1440p Heaven is just as taxing on the graphics card as most modern games. At 4K it hammers the GPU harder than today's games do. My reference 7900XTX with stock clocks manages 86 fps at this resolution, and the mighty RTX4090 does 110 fps.

And the graphics look really impressive for a 2009 engine.

 

[Athlonite]

Actually, with maximum settings at 1440p Heaven is just as taxing on the graphics card as most modern games. At 4K it hammers the GPU harder than today's games do. My reference 7900XTX with stock clocks manages 86 fps at this resolution, and the mighty RTX4090 does 110 fps.

And the graphics look really impressive for a 2009 engine.

or you could say it struggles in those resolutions because of not having access to the full hardware of your PC 4GB of system ram and the same on Vram I'm certainly not saying it doesn't look good for it's age cause it does it just lacks the ability to fully utilise your PC's hardware looking at it it's not PAE aware which would be better than nothing

 

[agent_x007]

You won't exeed 4GB RAM limit, because Heaven simply doesn't use that much system RAM (both resolution and AA do NOT increase system RAM requirements).
It might happen though, if you try to push resolution/AA level, while your GPU doesn't have capacity VRAM to store them. Here's my score for Heaven 4.0 4k AAx8 settings with RX 570 8GB (that I currently have inside my main PC), and RTSS running in the background :


^As you can see - according to RTSS, I'm over your imaginary "4GB VRAM limit"

 

[Fizban]

MSI GT77HX

4K result:

 

[icakatka]

Hey lads, is this a good score?

 

[Methodical]

What is the proper settings to use if you are testing with 4k resolution?

 

[mdbrotha03]

What is the proper settings to use if you are testing with 4k resolution?

All of the settings stay the same. You will just change the resolution.

 

[BetrayerX]

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[QuietBob]

This Radeon HD2400PRO from 2007 is the weakest PCIe card I have. Coupled with the slowest 64-bit AMD desktop CPU, the 1c/1t Sempron 2500+ from 2004. Benchmarked at 480p with lowest settings:

Posted from the actual machine