3DMark, 3DMark11, Unigine Heaven
Now that we have taken a look at our gaming tests using our Frame Rating metrics and testing methods, we are including a set of tests from more standard benchmarks like 3DMark 11, Unigine Heaven and the newer 3DMark benchmark.
I consider these tests to be somewhat of a "best case" for all the cards in our comparison. We aren't using our frame capture system, we aren't measuring frame latency, nothing like that; I think this should give you an idea of graphics performance if each vendor had the best result for each game.
Okay, so what do our synthetic tests from 3DMark and Unigine have to say about this debate? For the GTX 760 vs. Radeon HD 7950 Boost battle, 3DMark 2013 gives the advantage to the AMD card at both Normal and Extreme presets, fitting it in between the two AMD graphics cards. 3DMark11 tells a different story – there the HD 7950 Boost is slower than the GTX 760 at the Extreme preset.
The Unigine Heaven benchmark gives the edge of NVIDIA in both Normal and Extreme tessellation presets.
Why do I have the feeling
Why do I have the feeling that this bosstek guy is just a mouthy kid living in a make believe land, And he acts like he has these connections and a made up business. I swear my gut tells me this guy lives with his mom, And his mom buys him cool computer parts when he whines and begs or throws a fit to get them. Then with all his parts he then creates a website, And then he poses like he is a big business man and makes empty promises he never keeps. But in his mind he kept the promises. My gut also tells me when he gets a product from Nvidia or Corsair in his mind he thinks he is a partner. I knew a guy like this back in high school. I have seen this behavior before. And all the tell tell signs are very present.
Ok I found a video with the
Ok I found a video with the Bosstek guy. I think this is his commercial he did to commemorate his partnership with a big corporation.
http://www.crazyshit.com/cnt/medias/7121-a-very-sick-little-man