I was working on a multicore version but not got around to releasing.
Basically its compiled to run in a windows box and opens 4x 640x480 windows and adds the scores up. It's the only program I have that will max out all 4 cores on my Quad for stress testing my fanless cooler
Quote: "How do I do to improve the performance of this Test, with the same PC or CPU? ( without changing anything ). Is like to have better response from the same PC to improve a game speed and load."
As this is only using basic shading it is relying more on the CPU than the shaders in the graphics card. Something else I want to get around to changing in the new version.
So...
1) The fastest single Core CPU.
2) Close any background tasks like webservers, antivirus or firewall.
3) If you're on a laptop plug it into the mains to get full CPU power.
4) Ctrl + Alt + Del and set the task/process high priority. (it may be doing this itself I can't remember)
5) If the soldiers are white it means your graphics card driver doesn't match the directx version. Update them.
For real world games also
1) Add a better graphics card it's a must for any 3D game. The ATI X1950 is very fast DX9 card and can be picked up for £50ish now.
2) Use a velociraptor 10,000rpm harddrive or RAID 2x 7200rpm drives together to improve game loading speed.
3) Add more memory. Some of the latest Battlefield maps were laggy until I upped the memory to 3gb. Also helps loading times.
DinoHunter (still no nVidia compo voucher!), CPU/GPU Benchmark, DarkFish Encryption DLL, War MMOG (WIP), 3D Model Viewer
