I ran the camera test and it seemed slow for the system. But when I ran a more complex and larger model, the specs went way up... anyone know the reason for this?
Dell Precision T7810
Windows 7 Enterprise x64
Single CPU Xeon E5-2630 v3 @ 2.4GHz
8 core (Hyperhtreading is ON, so operating at 16 cores)
32GB RAM
Camera test shows:
83 fps
41,656 triangles
This seemed slow compared to what others were getting. I loaded up a more complex model and got way different result. Model is a transfer case with all of the gear stuffings (these results are while viewing the gear stuffings)
T-Case test:
130 fps
14,734,244 triangles
Res: 1154x649
Different scenes will have different FPS values. This is because of materials and such, basically. A quick example - open the camera scene again and change all the materials to flat. You will end up with a much higher FPS rate.
Your results are not bad considering it's running @ 2.4 GHz. The other users running this processor at a higher FPS are running a dual CPU setup, I would assume. Also, programs running in the background will have an effect on FPS results.