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The WindowsForum thread discusses the release and testing of the UNIGINE Superposition benchmark tool, which features high-quality visuals, VR support, and global leaderboards. Users share their initial results and experience with the benchmark, mentioning performance discrepancies, such as CPU frequency reporting issues, and asking about system configurations like SLI. Overall, the forum reflects enthusiasm for the new benchmarking tool and a shared interest in hardware performance testing.

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SUPERPOSITION BENCHMARK

An image from 'New free Unigene Benchmark: Superposition'. A futuristic machine with pipes and robotic arms placed in a spacious, industrial-style room.




Brand new GPU stress-testing tool from UNIGINE. It also features interactive VR experience with support for Oculus Rift and HTC Vive.

KEY FEATURES
  • Top-notch visuals powered by UNIGINE 2 Engine
  • Global leaderboards for benchmark scores
  • Stress load for the GPU heating system
  • Scalable quality settings
  • VR mode (Oculus Rift and HTC Vive)
  • Free interactive mode with mini-games
  • Support for Windows and Linux
Compare your hardware scores with other users worldwide!

Check if your rig is VR-ready!

Download your copy here:
Superposition | UNIGINE: Professional VR Platform for Business

(download size: 1GB)
 

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Mike

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I will try running it shortly (once the download finishes!)
 

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An image from 'New free Unigene Benchmark: Superposition'. Superposition benchmark shows a 5016 score with AMD Ryzen 7 1700 and XFX Radeon RX 480 GPU.
 

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An image from 'New free Unigene Benchmark: Superposition'. Superposition benchmark showing a 4K score of 6032 with Intel i7-4790K and GTX 980 Ti.


It's keeps reporting my cpu is 4001mhz when actually it's at 4600mhz.
 
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Thats what I was thinking.
 

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Thats what I was thinking.
Yes and given the sheer cost of such stupidity it was not worth it look at the poor numbers in comparison. For the minimal performance gain the 980Ti would have been better.