Unigine Heaven is my goto for benchmark. They also have Valley, which is much heavier. I don't bother with Valley since I only use light gaming rig, but it would be suitable for you, I guess.
Link: https://benchmark.unigine.com/valley
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Rise of the tomb Raider, Witcher 3 (with .ini tweaks), Quantum Break, Boringwatch, GTA V, Bioshock Infinite (with .ini tweaks), Borderlands 2 (with .ini tweaks), Dishonored 2, Metro 2033/LL, Mirror's Edge Catalyst, STALKER (with Autumn Aurora or some other pack), Wolfenstein. Idk I haven't played many games.
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Not sure if anyone's mentioned it yet
http://store.steampowered.com/app/530620/Resident_Evil_7__Biohazard_7_Teaser_Beginning_Hour/
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Benchmarks
www.catzilla.com you need register to use 720P test unregistered have only 480P
https://www.futuremark.com/benchmarks/3dmark/all most well know
http://www.passmark.com/download/pt_download.htm * small and nice very popular :)
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I guess registering isn't free, worth doing it on 480p?
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Register is free, but for 1080P and more you need pay :)
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For reference my results from my £300 Second hand PC * including LCD
paasmrk 9.0
http://www.passmark.com/baselines/V9/display.php?id=78080349068
single cpu 2329 / multi 8690
And my PC
https://pcpartpicker.com/b/JzNQzy
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I see it was recommended a couple of times already, but I'm sure you will hit the limit with GTA V and can great footage of the performance you'll have. The game also provides a benchmarking tool and a movie maker. Happy gaming with your new rig! :)
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Nice, do you have a link to download the benchmark tool?
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It's not a game nor a benchmark tool (though you can use it to measure the raw computational power of your computer), but Folding@home means you can use your computer's power to simulate folding various proteins. It's developed by Stanford University and the results are used to further research into cancer, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and/or Huntington's disease.
As of April, 139 peer-reviewed papers have been published using data from the Folding@home project. It even successfully managed to simulate the folding of Src kinase, which demonstrates real progress by the project.
Alternatively, there's SETI@home which is developed by the University of California, Berkeley. This uses your computing power to analyse noise from space, looking for narrow-frequency radio transmissions which would suggest the presence of intelligent alien life.
Both of them can render a nice little picture of what it's currently working on which is fun to watch too :)
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Other fun little scientific "benchmark" programs:
SuperPi - Calculates pi to a specified number of digits (and you can specify obscenely large ones). Note that it's single-threaded.
y-cruncher - Also calculates pi, but multi-threaded.
GIMPS aka Prime95 - Attempts to find Mersenne prime. A Mersenne prime is a prime number with the general equation (2^n)-1. There are actually prizes for finding new Mersenne primes (I believe it's $50k if you can find one longer than 100 million digits, but there's also a smaller prize for finding new Mersenne primes which are less than 100m digits long).
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The Division, Ghost Recon Wildlands
really push rigs to the limit, watch out for free weekends for those
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I din't take part in your giveaways but here is a bump!
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Congratulations!
But, bad news, I think your new pc is Italian. :(
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You already have Mortal Kombat X and Doom on your list, those are the 2 that gave the worst performance on my machine :)
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All this time and no one recommended Minesweeper? Shocking.
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The windows 10 version? :P
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/p/microsoft-minesweeper/9wzdncrfhwcn
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Great ! \o/
Thank you very much Dunther for Nightmares from the Deep :D
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As some of you may be already aware of, it's been a few months since I had a PC; I wanted a new one, so I built it, but it gave me a lot of problems and still I'm unable to use it but...it will solved in a week probably.
It will powerful enough to run everything the market has to offer, but I would like a few suggestions to test it.
I don't have many taxing games on my library, since I'm used to old PCs, but I have a few which I would like to use (list below); still I'm looking for more, the more the better, I want to make a video montage of my benchmarks when I can!
I'm not willing to buy any new game to make this benchmark, nor to pirate it, but I would be happy if you have a few free suggestions I could use, like demos (i.e. Doom), benchmark tools (i.e. RE6) or free trials (i. e. Titanfall 2); or just simply games from my library.
These are the games I'm planning on running for test as now:
ABZÛ
Alien: Isolation
Batman: Arkham Knight
Dead Rising 3
MGS5 Ground Zeroes
Mortal Kombat X
Ryse
The Talos Principle
Tomb Raider
The Vanishing of Ethan Carter Redux
Project CARS
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Doom (demo)
Dishonored 2 (demo)
Also, here's a small giveaway for you too.
http://www.sgtools.info/giveaways/db661bac-3183-11e7-9500-fa163ee2f826
Thank you everyone, my new PC has arrived and I've done a lot of tests, thanks a lot for your feedback, especially for the Origin Access thing, which helped me a lot!
Here's a demonstration of its power: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wj_sGHm88RI
(and also a new giveaway: http://www.sgtools.info/giveaways/cdb22188-3fc4-11e7-91b0-fa163ee2f826 )
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