NVidia Driver 310.70 released!

[DeltrusDisc]

Off, didn't you know unigine's engine is being used in some games? :P

Would sure hope it is, I think it would be pointless if it wasn't - and stupid, considering it is a superb engine.

[Faithh]

Would sure hope it is, I think it would be pointless if it wasn't - and stupid, considering it is a superb engine.

One thing is pretty sure about their engine, it's enormous cpu friendly. During a benchmark run with ultra settings and even on 1080p, the cpu goes max 15%

Oil rush supports their engine -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=0aA_9E7n5ro

Nothing against Crysis's new engine :P Did you try their new engine sdk out? Pretty cool

[glo]

One thing is pretty sure about their engine, it's enormous cpu friendly. During a benchmark run with ultra settings and even on 1080p, the cpu goes max 15%

Oil rush supports their engine -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=0aA_9E7n5ro

Nothing against Crysis's new engine :P Did you try their new engine sdk out? Pretty cool

It doesn't stress the CPU because it's a GPU benchmark... In an actual game using the engine the CPU would be doing a lot more work with physics calculations, mathematical tasks, AI, etc.

[Cyanotical]

One thing is pretty sure about their engine, it's enormous cpu friendly. During a benchmark run with ultra settings and even on 1080p, the cpu goes max 15%

CPU friendly would make efficeint use of CPU resources, a CPU friendly benchmark would push the CPU to 100% using all available resources to maximize performance

[Faithh]

It doesn't stress the CPU because it's a GPU benchmark... In an actual game using the engine the CPU would be doing a lot more work with physics calculations, mathematical tasks, AI, etc.

Furmark is a gpu bench as well but it's burning a single core to 100%. 3dmark vantage really soaks more from the cpu than unigine, mean their first 2 tests.