I don't have Windows installed on any of my machines to participate in this.... but I could swear that when I switched to Arch from Windows 7 that Brutal Legend had a noticeable improvement in framerate (and the controller response was massively improved). Don't know how Win10 is... never tried it...

But if someone is dual booting and has Brutal Legend... would you mind providing benchmarks? I'm curious.

Quoting: RhythagorasI don't have Windows installed on any of my machines to participate in this.... but I could swear that when I switched to Arch from Windows 7 that Brutal Legend had a noticeable improvement in framerate (and the controller response was massively improved). Don't know how Win10 is... never tried it...

But if someone is dual booting and has Brutal Legend... would you mind providing benchmarks? I'm curious.

You can just upload your benchmarks from Linux, and maybe later somebody will post the same game from Windows ;)

Quoting: Guest@ J_Salem

Just a suggestion, is it possible to minimize the info being shown ?

Here is a Dying Light benchmark info from your website
[http://www.opengamebenchmarks.org/benchmark_detail/34](http://www.opengamebenchmarks.org/benchmark_detail/34)

I believe we can reduce it to the following

average frame rate
minimum frame rate
99th percentile frame time

It would also be more helpful if a video showing what part of the game was benchmarked would be included in the details. Or at least be more specific in describing the benchmark scene

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By the way, Tech Report already made an article explaining why FPS alone fails
[http://techreport.com/review/21516/inside-the-second-a-new-look-at-game-benchmarking](http://techreport.com/review/21516/inside-the-second-a-new-look-at-game-benchmarking)

Thank you

Thanks for the feedback!
So as you can see, there is a [table/graph page](http://www.opengamebenchmarks.org/benchmark_table/?game=Dying+Light&cpu_model=&gpu_model=&resolution=&driver=&operating_system=&btn-search=Search#) in which you have a summary of one or several benchmarks. Instead of average/minimum FPS, you have median/IQR (InterQuartile Range), which are more resilient to outliers and address exactly the problems mentioned in the article you linked.

Regarding the video or a more specific description, it really comes to each user; it is indeed possible to use the free "Extra Notes" field to link a video or give a rich description of other benchmark variables.

It is important to notice that this is not a site in which I put my benchmarks like the editorial staff of a videogame magazine; rather, this is a platform for the community, to upload and share their performances.

Great Idea, i will surely do some benches and post them, just to see how my crappy rigs stand out :)

keep it up!

Thanks for this. I have both windows 10 and Ubuntu 16.04 on the same desktop. I plan on contributing to the benchmarks on both sides.