I’ve made a quick performance test to see if there’s anything I can do to boost EBF4’s performance a bit without hardware acceleration. I’m not very optimistic, but check it out anyway…
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Web and mobile games by Matt Roszak.
I’ve made a quick performance test to see if there’s anything I can do to boost EBF4’s performance a bit without hardware acceleration. I’m not very optimistic, but check it out anyway…
almost never went under 30FPS
*Then again my system is powerful*
40
23
15
18
60
24
56
20
I have a bit of a slow laptop anyway 😛
Windows 8, using google chrome. most often times, i have to choose medium just to be able to play EBF without it being super slow. using the attack command takes about 6 full seconds to attack and return to position, if that gives you any idea 🙂
Best of luck! 😀
Rough average ~
1. 40
2. 22
3. 14
4. 16
5. 60
6. 17
7. 60
8. 14
–//My laptop
TOSHIBA
Model Satellite L505D
System type 64-bit operating system
Number of processor cores 2
With tests 1, 2, 3, and 4, I got an average speed of 60 FPS to 42 FPS.
Processor: Intel i5 3350p (3.10 Ghz, 4 cores)
Graphics: Radeon HD 7790
OS: Windows 7-64 bit
RAM: 8,0 GB
Browser: Firefox
1 60fps
2 60fps
3 56-60ps
4 60fps
5 60fps
6 60fps
7 60fps
8 60fps
All but Vector High were 60 for me (Vector High was between 50 and 60)
60fps for all on desktop
1 (60fps), 2 (60fps), 3 (50fps), 4 (58fps), 5 (60fps), 6 (60fps), 7 (60fps), 8 (60fps).
Laptop, 2.4GHz, (8CPUs)
I am using a Dell workhorse computer it is an optiplex. All of them work smoothly at 60 fps. Kinda expected it would 😐 All of them look good especially the smooth version.
1. 60 fps
2. 46/47 fps
3. 31/32 fps
4. 38 fps
5. 60 fps
6. 50 fps
7. 60 fps
8. 42 fps
System Specs (from control panel):
Intel Core 2 Quad CPU Q8400 @ 2.66GHz 2.67 GHz
4GB RAM
AMD Radeon HD 6800 Series
Browsing on Chrome
Hope I helped, really looking forward to the steam release!
Here’s the other benchmark.
– Using PC & Browser:
Type: Desktop
CPU: AMD Sempron LE-1250 @ ~2.2GHz
GPU: ATI Radeon HD 4670 w/ 512MB
Cores: 1
Browser: Google Chrome
– Benchmarks:
Test 1. 58~60 FPS
Test 2. 34~43 FPS
Test 3. 11-12 FPS
Test 4. 12-13 FPS
Test 5. 60 FPS
Test 6. 12-13 FPS
Test 7. 60 FPS
Test 8. 10-11 FPS
To anyone with 60fps results – get the standalone flash player from http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer.html and the test from https://kupogames.com/wp-content/uploads/Performance-Test-EBF41.swf to see non-capped score.
This is from my desktop:
1. 23 fps
2. 14 fps
3. 9 fps
4. 10 fps
5. 33 fps
6. 10 fps
7. 33 fps
8. 8 fps
:tongue:
P.S. and don’t forget the VSync setting in your VGA driver
60fps across the board.
—-
Google Chrome
NVIDIA GEFORCE GT 630M • 2GB
Laptop, one core, Intel Core i7 @ 2.3GHz
:smirk:
Actually, it’s “4 cores” for mobile i7.
This benchmark won’t be so useful. I’ll send another benchmark with my old Desktop!
– Using PC & Browser:
Type: Laptop
CPU: Intel core i7 2670QM
Cores: 4
Browser: Google Chrome
– Benchmarks:
Test 1. 60 FPS
Test 2. 60 FPS
Test 3. 59-60 FPS
Test 4. 60 FPS
Test 5. 60 FPS
Test 6. 60 FPS
Test 7. 60 FPS
Test 8. 60 FPS
(Single Core) Intel Pentium 4 2.4 GHz
1 – 25 FPS
2 – 16 FPS
3 – 10 FPS
4 – 11 FPS
5 – 40 FPS
6 – 9 FPS
7 – 39 FPS
8 – 7 FPS
Hope it helps! 😀
Oops, I forget: RAM: 1GB DDR1 OS:Windows XP
x) On the site FPS / offline FPS
1) Vector graphics (Low):
60/60
2) Vector graphics (Medium):
36/39
3) Vector graphics (High):
22/24
4) Vector graphics (High) optimized:
25/28
5) Bitmapped w/o smoothing:
60/60
6) Bitmapped with smoothing:
30/36
7) HD bitmapped w/o smoothing:
60/60
8) Hd bitmapped with smoothing:
25/28
Using a desktop, 2.27 GHz, 2 cores, 32-bit Windows Vista, 4GB RAM.
Offline mode is done by downloading stand-alone Flash Player for Windows, vers 11.9, and by downloading the swf file
Then I took my mother’s old laptop (barely works). Here are its specs: 1.83 GHz, 2 cores, 3GB RAM, 32-bit Windows Vista.
x) online fps/offline fps
1) 41/40
2) 22/22
3) 13/13
4) 15/15
5) 60/60
6) 16/17
7) 60/60
8) 13/14
Then I took my mother’s new laptop. Specs={ cores: 2, threads: 4, clock_speed: “2.30 GHz”, ram: “4 GB”, OS: “Win7”};
x) online fps/offline fps
1) 60/60
2) 55/60
3) 34/40
4) 41/47
5) 60/60
6) 48/54
7) 60/60
8) 42/46
Also, my brother has a laptop which is moderately old, but he’s sleeping near it, so I’d have to sneak and steal it, but that’s just risky.. I mean, not good for my overall health :skull:
desktop:
1. 18-20 fps
2. 12-14 fps
3. 8-9 fps
4. 9-10 fps
5. 24-27 fps
6. 8-9 fps
7. 22-25 fps
8. 7-8 fps
the second value is with plugin-container.exe priority set to above normal
browser: Firefox Aurora
processor: AthlonXP @ 2.15GHz
VGA: Geforce 7600GS
RAM: 2GB
OS: WinXP SP3
laptop:
1. 10 fps
2. 6 fps
3. 4 fps
4. 5 fps
5. 16 fps
6. 4 fps
7. 14 fps
8. 4 fps
browser: QtWeb
processor: Pentium3 @ 800MHz
VGA: integrated i830
RAM: 640MB
OS: WinXP SP3
HTH
More tests, now on my tablet – Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1: Exynos 4412 (1,4GHz, 4 cores), Android 4.1.2, default browser
1: 23-26
2: 16-17
3: 16-17
4: 16-18
5: 41-51 (constantly switching)
6: 38-41
7: 40-47
8: 35-40
It’s actually better than my netbook, I didn’t expect that :yay:
Alright, here’s my specs and the results, if it helps you out in the long run.
Running off of Intel(R) Core i5-2430M CPU @2.4GHz, dual core, video card is Raedon HD 6650M 2GB
1. 60fps
2. 60fps
3. 34fps
4. 40fps
5. 60fps
6. 55fps
7. 60fps
8. 45fps
I also tried this test on my netbook: AMD E-450 (1.65GHz, 2 cores), Radeon 6320, Ubuntu 13.10, Firefox.
1: 22
2: 14
3: 11
4: 11
5: 32-35
6: 13
7: 32
8: 11
Also, slightly more detaled data on my desktop test: i5-3570K (3.4GHz, 4 cores), intel HD4000, Windows 7 (x86), Chrome
1-8: 60 without any glitches.
1. 60 fps
2. 60 fps
3. 49 fps
4. 58 fps
5. 60 fps
6. 60 fps
7. 60 fps
8. 60 fps
browser: google chrome
processor: Intel i5
RAM: 8GB
OS: Windows 8 – 64 bit
desktop computer
___FPS | CPU_LOAD
1) 60 30
2) 47 43
3) 32 52
4) 37 50
5) 60 15
6) 44 58
7) 60 15
8) 37 62
Computer: Desktop
Processor: AMD 3cores 3.2GHz each
Browser: Firefox
:yay:
i forget write mark of proccessor
AMD Athlon II X3 450
Laptop
From DxDiag:
Processor: Intel i3 (M350) 2.27 GHZ, Quad Core
Graphics: Some terrible integrated graphics setup (Listed as “Intel HD graphics” BAH!)
OS: Windows 7-64 bit
RAM: 4096MB
DirectX-11 (if you need that)
1: 60
2: 46
3: 29
4: 33
5: 60
6: 38
7: 60
8: 42
1: 60
2: 60
3: 42
4: 47
5: 60
6: 60
7: 60
8: 48 – 60 (Lots of fluctuation, never settles.)
Chrome, PC, Dual Core 3.1 GHz Processor, AMD Geforce 210 GPU
Hope this helps!
geforce gtx 260 Windows 7 PC x64 Opera
1 60
2 58
3 37
4 47
5 60
6 54
7 60
8 47
Desktop.Low quality:55-56 fps,medium-34-45 fps,high-20 fps,high(optimized)-20-22 fps,no smoothing-60 fps,with smoothing-9-26 fps,HD no smoothing-11-60 fps,HD with smoothing-20 fps.
60 on all
laptop
8gb ram
i7-3630QM – 2,4
geforce gt 650m sli
firefox aurora
windows 8.1
60
59
38
45
60
54
60
46
PC
2×2,5GHz Intel Dual Core
64x Win7
Firefox
1) 60
2) 43
3) 29
4) 34
5) 60
6) 41
7) 60
8) 35-36
Device: Laptop
OS: Windows 8.1,
Browser: Chrome
CPU: Intel Core i3-2328M 2.20GHz (Dual core + hyper-threading)
1. 55
2. 36
3. 25
4. 27
5. 60
6. 33
7. 60
8. 27
got an core I3 1.8 ghz dual core
6 gb ram
nvidia 720m with 2gb dedicated ram
Macbook Air, 1.8 GHz intel i5 (I think it’s quad core, not sure, previous generation macbook air, if anyone else knows?)
8Gb 1600 MHz DDR3 RAM, and intel HD 4000 graphics card 1024Mb
1) 60
2) 60
3) 40
4) 47
5) 60
6) 60
7) 60
8) 53
1,5,7 perfect 3 worst
MacBook Pro
15-inch, Late 2011
Processor: 2.2 GHz Intel Core i7
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 3000 512 MB
Software: OS X 10.9
Everything running at 60fps when ran on both Mavericks and Windows 7 Ultimate through bootcamp :stars:
That was in Chrome/Firefox/Safari/Internet Explorer
1. 60fps
2. 59fps
3. 40fps
4. 47fps
5. 60fps
6. 59fps
7. 60fps
8. 49fps
laptop
processor: intel i5-2410m 2.3GHz
I don’t know a lot about my laptop, but I do know that I have an Intel i5 core with 2.5GHz and 3210M.
My frame rates are:
-Vector low quality: 60 fps
-Vector medium quality: Around 39-43 fps
-Vector high quality: Around 26-28 fps
-Vector high quality (optimized): 32 fps
-Bitmapped no smoothing: 60 fps
-Bitmapped with smoothing: 41 fps
-HD bitmapped no smoothing: 60 fps
-HD bitmapped with smoothing: Around 33-37 fps
So for me it doesn’t matter what you do, I’d play on low quality anyway :yay:
My specs are on a laptop : i7 3630QM clocked at 2,4 GHz allowed to hit 120% though 4 cores 8 threads and i have intel HD Graphics 4000 with a GeForce GTX 660M 2GB
vector, low qual : 60 fps
vector, medium qual : 60 fps
vector, high qual : 60 fps
vector, high qual optimised : 60 fps
bitmap, no smoothing : 60 fps
bitmap, with smoothing : 60 fps
HD bitmap, no msoothing : 60 fps
HD bitmap, with smoothing 60 fps
and do bear in mind i had fb and kongregate frontpage open plus steam and skype (not that i think they take that much but still)
greets Nicrodk ^^
tried it agian on my laptop: core i3-3217U @1.8GHz with Intel HD Graphics 4000
mode 1: 60
mode 2: 46
mode 3: 30
mode 4: 35
mode 5: 60
mode 6: 39
mode 7: 60
mode 8: 33
AMD Phenom II X4 965: 3.4 Ghz quad-core.
1. 60 FPS
2. 60 FPS
3. 40 FPS
4. 49 FPS
5. 60 FPS
6. 60 FPS
7. 60 FPS
8. 47 FPS
Also forgot to mention this was solely on Firefox. Didn’t bother with other browsers.
I have a core i7-2600K @ 3.4GHz with a very old ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT video card.
60 Fps in every mode in Chrome (plus had many other programs running).
Then tried it in Internet Explorer (with it still running in Chrome) and still got 60 Fps in all modes.
The tried it in FireFox (with it still running in Chrome and IE) and got 60 Fps in all modes except mode 3 where it was 48.
Closed down your test in IE and Chrome (but still had about 20 other tabs open), then FireFox got all 60 Fps too…
So, looking good here! 🙂
I got 60 one everything except for the non optimized high quality. I got 56 FPS on that one.
Intel core i7-3770@ 3.40GHz Win7 64 bit
60 Fps in every mode. Look forward to playing the game again.
Desktop quad core AMD fx 4100
1. 60
2. 55
3. 35
4. 44
5. 60
6. 54
7. 60
8. 47
Desktop
Intel Core i3-2100 3.10GHZ, 3100 Mhz, 2core, 4 logic
1: 60
2: 60
3: 45
4: 54
5: 60
6: 60
7: 60
8: 55
i7 3770 – 8 cores at 3,4Ghz
Smooth 60 fps for all.
Intel Core i5 2500K. 3.30GHz, 4core
Desktop
1: 60
2: 60
3: 50
4: 52
5: 60
6: 60
7: 60
8: 59
Intel Core [email protected]
8 GB Ram
NVidia GeForce GTX 650
All 60fps
desktop core 2 duo 2.8Ghz
1: 60fps
2: 40fps
3: 25fps
4: 30fps
5: 60fps
6: 35fps
7: 60fps
8: 28fps
60, 30, 20, 22, 60, 30, 60, 25
Hardware:
Intel Penitum CPU b950 @2.10GHz
4 GB RAM
64-bit OS
AMD Phenom(tm) II X6 1055T 2.8GHz
1) 60fps
2) 60fps
3) 48-50fps
4) 58-60fps
5) 60fps
6) 60fps
7) 60fps
8) 60fps
I did this test with youtube playing music on a playlist in the background. Also gonna try without the music after I do a full one with. I am using a toshiba satellite laptop with the basic specs. It hasn’t been upgraded at all and is almost a year old now. It has also never been cleaned of viruses or anything, which I’m sure it probably has.
1: 60 fps stable
2: 60 fps stable
3: back and forth between 59 and 60 fps. usually on 60 fps.
4: same as 3.
5: 60 fps stable
6: same as 3 and 4.
7: 60 fps stable
8: same as 3, 4, and 6.
Seeing as how I got perfect or almost perfect fps with music playing in the background on a constantly loading youtube playlist, I think I will get all perfect without. Not gonna waste time checking. XD
i5-3570K, intel HD4000
60fps in each of 8 test modes.
:stars:
Intel i7 860 @ 2.9 GHz
ATI HD Radeon 4650
6 GB DDR 3 RAM
Browser: Chrome 31.0.1650.57
1. 43 fps
2. 25 fps
3. 15 fps
4. 18 fps
5. 60 fps
6. 24 fps
7. 60 fps
8. 20 fps
low: 36
med: 22
High: 16
VG High Optimized: 15/19
bitmapped no smoothing: 60
bitmapped smoothing 16
HD bitmapped no smoothing: 56
HD bitmaped smoothing: 15
Laptop; windows 7; AMD E-350 1600 Mhz, 2 core; 4 gigs of RAM
Desktop
3.6 Ghz Quad Core
1: 60fps
2: 58fps
3: 35fps
4: 42fps
5: 60fps
6: 53fps
7: 60fps
8: 43fps
Results may be slightly lower than normal, my computer hasn’t been restarted for a couple days and has been rendering videos in it’s uptime. I’ll test again tomorrow after I restart but it may be useful for you to know how pc’s perform when they’re “tired”.
intel core i7- 3630QM 2.4
60
60
47
60
59
60
60
60
1: 60fps
2: 58fps
3: 38fps
4: 47fps
5: 60fps
6: 54fps
7: 60fps
8: 45fps
gtx 780-60fps on all
AMD triple core 2.5/core
1. 60
2. 47
3. 29
4. 34
5. 60
6. 47-54 (lots of fluctuating here)
7. 60
8. 38-40 (rises then falls, repeat forever)
Intel Core i7-2820QM running at 3.1GHz
Test performance numbers:
1 – 60 fps
2 – 58 fps
3 – 40 fps
4 – 46 fps
5 – 60 fps
6 – 60 fps
7 – 60 fps
8 – 52 fps
Do contact me if further details are required. And good luck with EBF4’s full release :thumbsup:
Numbers after a cold boot:
1 – 60 fps
2 – 60 fps
3 – 42 fps
4 – 48 fps
5 – 60 fps
6 – 60 fps
7 – 60 fps
8 – 54 fps
Probably not much help;
but they all run at a solid 60-FPS :yay:
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 570
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2600K CPU @ 3.40GHz (8 CPUs), ~3.7GHz
16 GB RAM DDR3
Firefox 25.0.1 :stars:
60 fps on all
Windows 7 64 bit
Xeon Processor 2.50GHz (24CPUs), ~2.5GHz
24576MB RAM
DirectX 11
Nvidia Quadro 4000
1920 x 1200 (current resolution)
60 FPS all around.
I’m using an AMD FX-8120 Eight-Core processor, 3.5 Gigahertz, Unlocked and overclocked to 3.6 ten-core.
Desktop.
1: 60fps
2: 57fps
3: 36fps
4: 42fps
5: 60fps
6: 52fps
7: 60fps
8: 43fps
CPU: AMD Athlon II X4 640T, quad-core, clock speed = 3.0GHz, desktop computer
Looking forward to this so much! :love:
I dont know how to see other stuff that’s not CPU
Low quality: 60 FPS, CPU: 6-11%
Medium: 57-60FPS, CPU: 75-83%
High: 30-42FPS, CPU: ~77-81%
High Optimal: ~21FPS, ~77-81%
Bitmap no smoothing: 60FPS, 80-9x%
Bitmap with smoothing: 38-42FPS, 84-87%
HD Bitmap no smoothing: 60FPS, 86-92%
HD bitmap with smoothing: 25-29FPS, 82-85%
No I don’t even have steam, but I’m just doing this to help. email me or pm me on kong if you need further info.
60FPS on all of them
Chrome, Vista HP64x, NVidia GeForce 610
Need any other sys specs lmk :love2:
Desktop, I don’t know specifics but it runs games alright.
1. 45fps 2. 30fps 3. 20fps 4. 22fps 5. 60fps 6. 25fps 7. 60fps
Hoped I helped in some way, really looking forward to this. :stars:
my hardware:
CPU: Intel core i3 370M
2 cores; 4 threads @ core speed of 2400 mHz
tests:
1. 60 fps
2. 48 fps
3. 31 fps
4. 36 fps
5. 60 fps
hope this helps :shades:
Vector graphics (Low): Avg. of 21 FPS.
” ” (Medium): Avg of 10.
” ” (High): Avg. of 4.
” ” High-optimized– Avg. of 3.
Bitmapped w/o smoothing–42.
” ” With smoothing–12.
HD Bitmapped w/o smoothing– Avg of 39.
” ” With smoothing–10.
Using a toaster(Laptop) with a 1ghz quad-core.