The guys at Computerbase.de - a German Tech-News-Website startet a series of benchmarks with their users, to get a bigger picture of the performance of new games on multiple systems.
To get the results as easy as possible, they used OCAT with CapFrameX - a project from a Computerbase Forum-User.
The newest version does not require OCAT anymore. It is open-source and maybe worth a look.
News about the tool on computerbase: https://www.computerbase.de/2019-06/capframex-benchmark-tool/ (GERMAN!)
Project on GitHub: https://github.com/DevTechProfile/CapFrameX (english)
"CapFrameX is a small tool for recording and analyzing GPU and CPU Benchmarks.You can also evaluate Benchmarks recorded with OCAT. CapFrameX is Open Source.
Capturing is only available with windows 10 and is based on PresentMon. Analyzing OCAT Recordings works with windows 7 and 8.1 as well.
Performance-Parameter like Average, Stuttering und Perzentile of FPS and Frametimes can be calculated by one-click. Frametime-Graphen und Quantil-Curves(L-Shapes) can be shown for every Recording separately or can be compared."
Sorry for my bad translation, but i hope you get the point :D
Greetings from Germany!
PS: I'm not related to Computerbase or CapFrameX - just a German LTT fan, that thought this tool could be useful =)
nitromaster got a reaction from ZeroStrat in CapFrameX - New Frametime-Analysis Tool for most common APIs (Windows)
