Awesome SAT! 7-8 ms for 60k objects.

[sproingie]

Between 13 and 20 for 175,000 objects.  Cranked it up to a million, averaged about 110ms

i7 3770 3.5GHz (no OC for me here), GTX690

[theagentd]

... GTX690

Words cannot describe my jealousy! I hope micro-stuttering ruins your day!

*looks at my own GTX 295*

SHIT!

[sproingie]

Words cannot describe my jealousy! I hope micro-stuttering ruins your day!

 

I'm told micro-stutter is really only noticeable for that card at higher resolutions, and I just have the one 1080 monitor.  Besides, you can disable SLI on it now.

Funny thing is, I've just been playing Torchlight II lately, hardly a GPU-killer.   

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[matheus23]

Ohly bad, that GPU power won't give you any performance for this demo
(Or at least not from what is print)

Only cpu-calculation time is measured , but the cpu is very good, so... (I should run the multi-threaded version from theagentd with turbo enabled  4-cored 8-logically-cored 3.7 GHz Xenon...  )

[theagentd]

Words cannot describe my jealousy! I hope micro-stuttering ruins your day!

 

I'm told micro-stutter is really only noticeable for that card at higher resolutions, and I just have the one 1080 monitor.  Besides, you can disable SLI on it now.

Funny thing is, I've just been playing Torchlight II lately, hardly a GPU-killer.   

It depends on the load on the GPU. If the game is CPU limited, which it will be for a few years, there won't be any stuttering. However, as time passes games will get more graphically intense, so it'll get worse and worse. Besides, microstuttering doesn't mean anything when you get like 120+ FPS in every single game...