World's First Crossplatform 3D Benchmark

It have absolute 3D graphics inside, friendly interface, intuitive objective score system and world's first absolutely cross platform. What else could I say, it's simply perfect:

http://kostiantyn-dvornik.blogspot.com/2013/10/worlds-first-crossplatform-3d-benchmark.html

 

That's a pretty tree, but I'm not sure what it's telling me about my system or what the measurement represents.

Which is?

 

I ran each test 3 times.

My results:

WEB: 15.5cm, 15.9cm, 15.5cm
WIN DX9: 74.2cm, 73.9cm, 73.9cm
WIN DX11: 76.1cm, 75.8cm, 75.9cm

Could you provide more information on what the centimeters represent. Is the tree growing?

 

It's about performance of your device. If you have android device you can compare desktop with mobile.

 

Now you see how's web player is slower then standalone builds. Code the same but result is dramatically different or maybe VSYNC is working in browsers BTW: dx11 is faster then dx9 as they promise. Amount of CPU time is reduces about 10% for rendering.

 

Does anybody have idea how to make iOS build. I can test performance on my iPad with current licence and can put app on store but cannot publish .ipa for everyone. I know there is another type of licence that can do that.

 

You have to go to create a new provision for AdHoc release. Then in xcode go to archive and select adhoc release instead of app store release.
Mind you though, that the file for an adhoc release is smaller in MB than app store release and isn't encrypted.
So if you download your app from the store and then try to make a newer version as adhoc and update it, you may run into issues.

 

Thanks for information. Do I need iOS Developer Enterprise Program ?

 

And one more question is about Windows phone build. Do it require special licenses. Can I publish builds for everyone ?

 

I have uploaded builds with X86 support for XP funs

 

http://www.futuremark.com/benchmarks/3dmark

 

No Linux, no DX11 vs DX9 comparing, no x86 to x64 comparing, complicated score system, non-free

 

BTW. A friend of mine work in Ukrainian R&D Samsung center. They have tested on all devices that Samsung have and maximum score was 3.2 cm. Today I've build benchmark on iPad mini ( old ) and I've got 6.2 сm!!! I was extremely surprised with such score with power of iPad 2. Now I want to test it on iPad 3 and 4. Apple really good at their devices no matter how many Android cores have.

 

Is it possible for you to release your source code for this project? I'd love to see how you did this.

 

Okey. Today, i'am at work now.

BTW: if someone can create a build for iOS that can be shared not only in AppStore please do it.

 

Awesome!

 

Here it is in DOWNLOAD SOURCES
http://kostiantyn-dvornik.blogspot.com/2013/10/worlds-first-crossplatform-3d-benchmark.html

 

Got it! Your variable names are hilarious!

 

Dear Internet !

I've got 17,5cm !

 

Have noticed that on Android devices with VRAM less than 64Mb it crash. Soon fix it.

 

WIN DX11: 181.3, 181.2, 181,4
i7 3770K, AMD 290 Tri-x

 

Very cool. I've wondered what the performance difference is between a Windows build and the web player version running on same machine. We can see web player is 1/5 of the performance. Great to know! I will grab this after work and test web player in FireFox and IE and see if there is any noticeable difference.

 

I have removed web player cuz it use vsync that make score not objective.

 

Hmm... this is not always the case.

Just tried it out on my 6 year old laptop.

HP Pavilion dv7-1020
Nvidia GeForce 9600M GT, Duo Core 2.27 GHz, 4GB RAM 64-bit Windows Vista

DX9 32-bit 17.2 cm
DX9 64-bit 17.1 cm
DX11 32-bit 15.2 cm
DX11 64-bit 15.2 cm

Those are the averages of 3 tests. Very little fluctuation.

On my machine DX9 is about 13% faster than DX11.

 

I've did a lot of changes in benchmark. Now it works on Android devices with 64Mb VRAM

And compiled with Unity 4.5.0

 

Guess it also depends on gfx driver too.

 

A friend of mine have tested on a latest Samsung tablet with 4K display resolution and it gives only 0.8 cm. Resolution does matter

 

Nokia Lumia 520: