http://img193.imagevenue.com/loc411/th_90546_Untitled_122_411lo.jpg
Not bad. got a B in window mode and an A fullscreen on an old 7950 gx2. Gameplay was always 60fps and seeing as my cpu/ram are currently underclocked I’m happy. Can’t wait for the game.
Skulltrail?
my projector computer has the specs to run SF4 easily, but it runs linux :mad:
What a lot of you guys are missing is that this is a benchmark utility. That means it draws EVERY frame no matter how slow or fast your computer is drawing them. That’s why when your PC is powerful it’ll go uber fast and if it’s slow it’ll play like a scene from the Matrix.
When the game launches I’m sure framerate will be capped/speed will be throttled, and frameskip will be activated. If your computer is slow you’ll be missing frames, not playing in slow motion. The game will drop frames in order to keep the speed up. Similarly, even if your PC is a beast, it’ll never play like the fast forward function on a VCR. Netplay would be a nightmare if it wasn’t set up like this.
Some performance tips:
Set backgrounds and characters to high if you want things to look good. Everything else is fluff and can have a somewhat major impact on performance without adding much visually. Set those to low or off, and your game will still look pretty sweet. Use fullscreen. Resolution has the BIGGEST impact on performance, so if you can’t bear to part with those nice visual options, then lower the res instead.
V-sync is EVIL. It prevents tearing, but can really impact performance. It’s silly to enable it all on the benchmark because the point of a benchmark is to see your PC’s top speed, and v-sync caps it at 60fps (on most LCD monitors anyway). AA isn’t very optimized either, so if you’re using a less-than-beefy card don’t bother. I didn’t notice much of a performance hit from using 16x AF though.
Can’t wait for this game to come out in July. =D
http://img199.imageshack.us/img199/1953/14927397.jpg
Just with background and chars on high, everything else turned off. I got a C rating with everything maxed, still had a decent FPS average. Hopefully now people pick up the PC version of this
Wine. I’m actually going to do this most probably one day (assuming it’s possible, that is), as my main machine will soon become Linux-only. :tup:
Default with display up to 1080, fullscreen, and vsync disabled.
CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X2 7750 @ 2.7GHz
Memory: 3328 MB
GPU: Radeon HD 4850
Display: 1920x1080 60Hz
Need more laptop results! So we can decide which is ultimately the best carry around laptop for SF4 
Looks like we would need a 9800M, since someone’s 9600M could barely handle it…
wow an E for my laptop that i bought six months ago …looks like no pc street fighter for me …looks like sf4 on pc will have more connection problems then ps3…
I will be running the benchmark on my laptop shortly.
Results hopefully in an hour or so.
it seems liek nvidia drivers are causing me problems with full screen with AA enabled.
any 1 with the same nvidia drivers running 1080p with aa(any value) have probelms?
with no aa
aside from the aa issues this is the top version makes the console counterpart look like a snes.
any 1 with AA troubles with nvidia cards, needs to update to beta drivers which i can confirm work with any aa setting full screen
i ain’t whinin, ho! :mad: i love me some Mythbuntu :mad: i was saying it more like a “sucks for me” type thing. my comp is 6 years old 
i’ll probably buy SF4 through Steam and if it doesn’t run, upgrade my stuff :bluu:
Figured I’d put a little more than a simple screenshot, here’s the tool running on my WIP MAME cabinet:
http://img241.imageshack.us/img241/1930/img0276.jpg
Specs of PC:
Athlon 64 5000+
2GB RAM
GeForce 8800GTS 640MB Video card (from my current PC, which now has a Radeon 4890)
Got a B when running at 640x480 (resolution of the WG monitor in the cabinet) with settings maxed except for AA, which was off.
You clearly dont know linux based system… Wine is a software on linux systems/Mac OS that allows you to run Window based programs on Linux.
Using Wine you can run Street Fighter 4 natively on Linux without needing to a Windows based OS (dual booting).
Secondly… the “wine” you’re thinking of is as you spelled it… “WHINE” >__>
my stats
Score: 9914
Average: 59.59 FPS
OS: Windows vista ultimate x64
CPU: Intel q660 quad core @ 2.4 ghz
memory: 3 gigs of ram
GFX: Nvidia 8800GT overclocked
display settings: 1280x720 60 hz.
ran at default, willl be playing the game at 1680 x 1050.
Next up is my macbook pro, I will edit this post when I have those figures.
Damn…I need a new computer!!
Currently running:
AMD Athlon xp 2500+ Barton
ATi Radeon 9800 Pro…
2 Gigs of Ram
Ooo…I miss the good ol days! I gots no money to upgrade my computer!
SCORE: 6523
AVERAGE: 59.44FPS
OS: Windows Vista™ Ultimate
CPU: Intel® Core™2 Duo CPU E8400 @ 3.00GHz
Memory: 4094MB
Graphics Card: ATI Radeon HD 4800 Series
Display Setting: 1920x1080 60Hz 8xAA
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I thought you guys had better comps lol
My laptop which has a 9700m GT is able to run this pretty well.
SCORE: 9659
AVERAGE: 56.98FPS
OS: Windows Vista™ Home Premium
CPU: Intel® Core™2 Duo CPU T9400 @ 2.53GHz
Memory: 4094MB
Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce 9700M GT
Display Setting: 1680x1050 60Hz
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It’s a G50-V, which someone did mention a few posts up.
LMFAO You claim to run linux but yet you don’t know what WINE is?!?!?! EPIC FAIL
completely forgot about wine. first mistake i’ve ever made.
been using Linux ONLY for video playback.
:l: total linux noob.
@ Manx: you win me today. I’M NOT APOLOGIZING! :mad::mad::mad:
