You need to sudo it in order to display the RAM values.

Quoting: pete910Anywho, here's my scores.

Quoting: The_Aquabat

Quoting: pete910Anywho, here's my scores.

soo I'm right I have 6459 points and you have 6559 . How come? A rx570 versus a Radeon VII.

Quoting: pete910

Quoting: The_Aquabat

Quoting: pete910Anywho, here's my scores.

soo I'm right I have 6459 points and you have 6559 . How come? A rx570 versus a Radeon VII.

Think you're reading it wrong :P

6559 is the openGL score

Finally got around to running this.

Vulkan: 8865
OpenGL: 7144

3950X @ Stock
Radeon VII @ Stock
16GB Ram @ 3800Mhz

Imgur Album

Was doing some performance testing with Basemark today. Most interesting factoid was the performance hit for redirected windows. On Vulkan this was only around 2%, but OpenGL took a hit of over 10%.

Clean results:




Memory was not detected, but it is 32GB @ 3200 MHz.

i7-3770 @ 3.4GHz (Stock)
16GB 1866MHz Patriot RAM
MSI GeForce GTX 1650 Super Gaming X 4GB

Mine is also displaying 0 ram at 0 mhz, I already tried sudo and running it as root. Also my scores aren't showing up on the website.

Any ideas?

Is there a trick to getting scores submitted and showing?

Last edited by Dragunov on 28 April 2020 at 6:57 pm UTC

so here's my OpenGL score with mesa 20.2 git, if you check the unigine superposition post, there my score has increased but with this benchmark using the same version, the score is worse, maybe this program has regressed with Mesa git?

Navi 5600 xt stock Ryzen 2600@3.8ghz oc.





and here's the OpenGL results, as I said the OpenGL benchmark is seriously bugged on AMD, Vulkan kinda works but not OpengL.
this is worse than my Rx 570.





Last edited by The_Aquabat on 21 August 2020 at 4:59 pm UTC