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Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn PC Benchmark Download v1.0.0.2
on: 03/14/2013 02:42 PM [ 13 comment(s) ]
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Download Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn PC Benchmark. Square Enix has released a benchmark for the PC version of Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn.
See just how well FINAL FANTASY XIV: A Realm Reborn will run on your computer. This official benchmark software uses actual maps and characters to assign a score to your PC and rate its performance.
High Definition Display Support
In addition to the standard 1280x720 pixel display, the benchmark also supports a 1920x1080 high definition display. Enjoy every crisp detail of the gorgeous world of Eorzea.
5.1 Channel Surround Sound
Fully voiced event dialogue imparts every note of character emotion, and 5.1 channel surround sound completes the experience, wrapping players in the stirring music and the atmospheric effects of FINAL FANTASY XIV: A Realm Reborn.
Multilingual Support
Features Japanese, English, German, and French.
Depending on your system’s resident software and hardware, it is possible that FINAL FANTASY XIV: A Realm Reborn may not run optimally, even if your computer meets the minimum system requirements. We therefore recommend using this benchmark software to check your system before purchasing the product.
Note:
- This software is not a trial version.
- Please understand that you cannot play FINAL FANTASY XIV: A Realm Reborn using this software. Also, note that you must read and agree to the terms and conditions before downloading the software.
- AMD CrossFireX and Nvidia SLI are not supported at this time.
We are currently working with the manufacturers to add support for these features by the launch of FINAL FANTASY XIV: A Realm Reborn.
| Operating system | Windows XP/Vista/7 * DirectX 9.0c or higher required.
* Minimum resolution 1024x720 |
| File name | FFXIV-ARR-Bench-World.zip |
| File size | Around 469MB（After being unzipped Around 500MB） |
Version 1.0.0.2 Release Notes – Updated 3/14/2013
What's New
The Screen Mode option has been added and includes the following settings:
- Windowed
- Full Screen
- Borderless Windowed
- When set to borderless windowed, the benchmark will be run using your desktop resolution.
- When set to full screen, the mouse will be disabled while the benchmark is calculating your score.
- If your computer is not running a compatible version of Direct X, an error message will be displayed when launching the benchmark.
Bug Fixes
The following issues have been addressed.
- An issue wherein certain error messages were erroneously displayed.
- An issue wherein the file FFXIV.cfg was created in the root directory where the benchmark client was installed. (If installed on the C drive, C:\)
- An issue where clicking the start button multiple times would load multiple instances of the benchmark.
- An issue wherein the DirectX version information was not correctly verified.
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#4534815 Posted on: 02/22/2013 10:36 AM
Just ran it on my work computer at 1280x720 medium, it faired OK although not amazing (it only has a Quadro FX 580). The graphics at that resolution on medium look pretty sweet though, can't wait to try it out tonight on my home machine on max settings
Just ran it on my work computer at 1280x720 medium, it faired OK although not amazing (it only has a Quadro FX 580). The graphics at that resolution on medium look pretty sweet though, can't wait to try it out tonight on my home machine on max settings
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#4534919 Posted on: 02/22/2013 01:23 PM
It does not run in fullscreen without a d3d hack like the original FFXIV benchmark. Performance will be better when run in full screen and CFX kicks in.. or at least it did with the original benchmark.
It does not run in fullscreen without a d3d hack like the original FFXIV benchmark. Performance will be better when run in full screen and CFX kicks in.. or at least it did with the original benchmark.
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#4534926 Posted on: 02/22/2013 01:28 PM
Runs great at 1080p maxed out, GTX 580 at stock reference clocks.
Doesnt need a killer gfx card.
Runs great at 1080p maxed out, GTX 580 at stock reference clocks.
Doesnt need a killer gfx card.
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#4534929 Posted on: 02/22/2013 01:29 PM
I find the high to max settings weird, why would anyone want to disable culling?
I find the high to max settings weird, why would anyone want to disable culling?
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#4534954 Posted on: 02/22/2013 02:05 PM
Why the hell would it not run fullscreen! Makes no sense.
Why the hell would it not run fullscreen! Makes no sense.
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#4534984 Posted on: 02/22/2013 02:50 PM
The Final Fantasy series made an appearance on the Playstation long before it was ported over to a PC.
Perhaps this will help the folks having problems running this benchmark.
The Final Fantasy series made an appearance on the Playstation long before it was ported over to a PC.
Perhaps this will help the folks having problems running this benchmark.
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#4535080 Posted on: 02/22/2013 05:34 PM
This is version 2.0 of the game, in 1.0 the engine actually had culling disabled with no way to enable it. It was one of the biggest problems with the engine.. im surprised they left it in in this version, lol.
I find the high to max settings weird, why would anyone want to disable culling?
This is version 2.0 of the game, in 1.0 the engine actually had culling disabled with no way to enable it. It was one of the biggest problems with the engine.. im surprised they left it in in this version, lol.
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#4535200 Posted on: 02/22/2013 08:37 PM
This seems to be very CPU limited, I ran my 7950 @ 1050mhz and got an average of 54fps with 1920x1200 on max settings.
Pushed my processor from its default 3.3Ghz to my OC of 4.5Ghz and it jumps from 54fps to 71fps!
I think this is mostly because it is only using a single thread by the looks of it, it rarely jumps above 25% CPU usage (1 core)
This seems to be very CPU limited, I ran my 7950 @ 1050mhz and got an average of 54fps with 1920x1200 on max settings.
Pushed my processor from its default 3.3Ghz to my OC of 4.5Ghz and it jumps from 54fps to 71fps!
I think this is mostly because it is only using a single thread by the looks of it, it rarely jumps above 25% CPU usage (1 core)
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#4535669 Posted on: 02/23/2013 05:34 AM
The Final Fantasy series made an appearance on the Playstation long before it was ported over to a PC.
Perhaps this will help the folks having problems running this benchmark.
Only about 8 months, not that much really.
The Final Fantasy series made an appearance on the Playstation long before it was ported over to a PC.
Perhaps this will help the folks having problems running this benchmark.
Only about 8 months, not that much really.
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#4535715 Posted on: 02/23/2013 06:58 AM
It was alright. I don't think it has an amazing engine/optimized or anything (correct me if I'm wrong) but Tera still holds my interest and looks better (although I feel is still CPU heavy and crap optimized).
It was alright. I don't think it has an amazing engine/optimized or anything (correct me if I'm wrong) but Tera still holds my interest and looks better (although I feel is still CPU heavy and crap optimized).
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#4536463 Posted on: 02/24/2013 02:02 AM
Looks great for sure!
I disagree with the above comment though, I much prefer the overall look here than Tera.
Can't wait to give the Beta a try.
Looks great for sure!
I disagree with the above comment though, I much prefer the overall look here than Tera.
Can't wait to give the Beta a try.
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#4538284 Posted on: 02/26/2013 05:58 AM
has anyone gotten SweetFX to work on this or the FFXIV 2.0 Beta? The launcher loads, buit the game crashes once it starts.
I tried putting sweetfx in both the launcher and game folders (i used to do that for FFXIV 1.0 and it worked), but the game still crashes.
has anyone gotten SweetFX to work on this or the FFXIV 2.0 Beta? The launcher loads, buit the game crashes once it starts.
I tried putting sweetfx in both the launcher and game folders (i used to do that for FFXIV 1.0 and it worked), but the game still crashes.
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How do you get it to go fullscreen? When ever I use ALT-Enter it quits.