are the scores comparable to actual game performance - for example if Aquamark's score increased by 10% would i see a 10% improvement in actual games?
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are the scores comparable to actual game performance - for example if Aquamark's score increased by 10% would i see a 10% improvement in actual games?
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ummm yeah...I guess. If the game is already flawless then you wont really see much difference..but if the game is kinda jumpy then it might get better yeah.
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If you see a 10 percent better score in Aqumark, which is based on FPS, then theoretically you would gain 10% more FPS in higher end games, which might help you out a bit in the intense scences, but not that much.
Aquamark3 uses a DX7/DX8/DX9 shaders, so yeah, as long as the game you are playing uses them, changes in scores should roughly reflect overall improvement.
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