'VRScore' VR Benchmark Test Coming From Basemark, Crytek

[kcarbotte]

Basemark and Crytek have taken the wraps off of their upcoming VR benchmark suite, VRScore. The test uses Cryengine technology to tax your system and reports the results using Basemark's performance measurement tools.

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[dstarr3]

A CryTek VR benchmark? Oh hell. Okay, now THAT will be a test no PC will pass.

 

[Realist9]

From what I read, it will take your CPU into account, unlike Valve's. That is very good news.

 

[turkey3_scratch]

Even if my system passes, (I5-4460 and R9 390), I will not use VR until I upgrade to something very powerful. Perhaps I'll throw in a second 390 and get a 4790K. I want VR to be the best experience it can be for me. Let's see, that'd be about $350 for a 4790K, $330 for the GPU, $600 for the Rift, tax, so about $1450 worth of upgrades. I want a VR experience to be best as possible with great graphic details and no frame drops below the maximum refresh rate of the headset.

 

[kcarbotte]

A CryTek VR benchmark? Oh hell. Okay, now THAT will be a test no PC will pass.

I have a feeling it's tuned for realistive VR performance.