Look in the "advanced" pane of the Hitman Options window (that is, the one that opens before the game actually launches).I also can't see how to do a benchmark test!
Look in the "advanced" pane of the Hitman Options window (that is, the one that opens before the game actually launches).I also can't see how to do a benchmark test!
Got you! Thanks.Look in the "advanced" pane of the Hitman Options window (that is, the one that opens before the game actually launches).
System Info:
CPU Vendor: GenuineIntel
CPU Brand: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6700K CPU @ 4.00GHz
CPU Cores: 8
CPU Speed: 4.01GHz
System Memory: 13.76GB / 32.00GB
GPU: AMD Radeon R9 M395X
GPU Memory: 4.00GB
Graphics Settings:
RESOLUTION: 1920 x 1080
ResolutionWidth = 1920
ResolutionHeight = 1080
Refreshrate = 0
Fullscreen = 1
ExclusiveFullscreen = 1
VSync = 1
VSyncInterval = 1
Monitor = 0
Adapter = 0
Aspectratio = 0
WindowPosX = 320
WindowPosY = 180
WindowWidth = 1920
WindowHeight = 1080
Stereoscopic = 0
Stereo_Depth = 3.000000
Stereo_Strength = 0.030000
WindowMaximized = 0
FocusLoss = 0
UseGdiCursor = 0
HDR = 0
ShadowQuality = 1
ShadowResolution = 1
TextureResolution = 2
TextureFilter = 2
SSAO = 0
MirrorQuality = 0
AntiAliasing = 1
LevelOfDetail = 2
MotionBlur = 0
Bokeh = 0
SuperSampling = 1.000000
Gamma = 0.950000
QualityProfile = 4
Benchmark Results:
---- CPU ----
6462 frames
56.27fps Average
13.06fps Min
200.25fps Max
17.77ms Average
4.99ms Min
76.59ms Max
Thanks, yes. I also posted my results.(Already answered, as I see…)
I didn't have the absolutely latest drivers, but far more recent ones than the Bootcamp drivers. The drivers I used definitely have specific optimisations for Hitman.Inevitably, I have to ask, did Janichsan use the latest AMD Crimson drivers, or the sub-standard old Apple ones for his Windows result? I cannot emphasise how critical that is to make a proper comparison.
What is your system spec? Your results are quite a bit lower than mine, although I haven’t compared your settings.I didn't have the absolutely latest drivers, but far more recent ones than the Bootcamp drivers. The drivers I used definitely have specific optimisations for Hitman.
Interesting, can you do it at 1440p?FYI, I'm getting 63.8 fps average with the same settings as used by imacken. This is on my i5 iMac with radeon 580. The performance difference is small, but at this resolution, the radeon 580 is under-utilised. Usage stands mostly between 60% and 70%. At 4K, GPU usage is >95%.
Oh, right, I didn't mention that: I have the 2016 15" rMBP with 2.9 GHz i7, 16 GB RAM, and the Radeon Pro 460 (4 GB VRAM).What is your system spec? Your results are quite a bit lower than mine, although I haven’t compared your settings.
It's actually quite consistent with most other performance comparisons I've made myself or seen elsewhere: no matter if Unreal Tournament, War Thunder, World of Warcraft, or Total Warhammer, the Windows version always shows usually a between 10 and 20% better framerate.However, the fact that your Bootcamp results were 18% faster than macOS without using the latest drivers is also fairly consistent with the F1 observations from earlier.
Yes, as I've said before here, I feel those tests were pretty unconvincing for the reasons stated already here.The F1 2016 benchmarks jeanlain quoted are still the only ones I've seen that reported a better performance for the Mac version.
I'm getting 62 fps with your settings.Interesting, can you do it at 1440p?
Are there F1 2016 Metal-DX11 comparison tests posted online beside the ones we're discussing?The F1 2016 benchmarks jeanlain quoted are still the only ones I've seen that reported a better performance for the Mac version.
That seems strange. 63@1080p and 62@1440p?I'm getting 62 fps with your settings.
FWIW, I just re-tested Hitman with the latest crimson drivers and the difference between Metal and DX11 has not noticeably changed.
Both F 2016 and 2017 are capped as vsync cannot be switched off.
Rasterisation (pixel generation) is entirely done by the GPU. So as long as GPU usage is moderate (i.e., GPU is waiting on the CPU or V-Sync in on), changing resolution should not change performance much. It's a common pattern (and there's no reason to distrust the F1 2016 results that show this pattern). This is why GPU hardware performance should be compared at very high resolutions. At low resolutions, you compare different CPUs or APIs (driver efficiency, since drivers "live" on the CPU).That seems strange. 63@1080p and 62@1440p?
Re drivers, what were you comparing the latest Crimson (17.8.2?) with?
Also, on Windows Hitman, I think it is FPS limited to 60. Have you tried the DX12 option?
I’m going to install it tonight.