Naz
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To save listing the same info again, i'll just list anything that's changed and for the rest you can refer back to the A19.0 Benchmarks. I've just tested on "hotbox" and it's had a couple of hardware changes, I bought a new GPU for "trident" and sold the 1080 and one of the 1080ti's, so i plan to just pass it down to hotbox (buddy sharing the single 1080ti between the 2 systems until the new one turns up 
) It's also got some new ram. So the A19.0 test results in the other thread aren't comparable, the A19.0 results here are with the new hardware.
My Other 7DTD Benchmarks
Systems Tested
Hotbox Benchmarks
Conclusion
A19.2 Brings us some nice gains in AVG and Max framerates, however the 0.1% lows have suffered slightly, at least in this 1 sample size. What puzzles me is the losses in the overclocked 0.1% lows, Usually it would mean the clocks went stable, but for the CPU oc i validated with 168 hour looping H.264 Encoding test. The ram's XMP profile isn't all that crazy, the cpu's memory controller should have no problems with it, i used to have 3600Mhz ram paired with that CPU, so i don't think it's that. For the GPU oc, Initially i left the Unigine Heaven benchmark running for a few hours and since i got it in 2017 i slowly dialled things back over time playing games until it never crashed or displayed artifacts, i've been running those gpu oc setting for well over a year and half without issue.
So overall it's a good bit better but those stutters are still present. Given how quickly those changes were made it's quite impressive, i'm confident things will continue to improve overtime well done pimps
) It's also got some new ram. So the A19.0 test results in the other thread aren't comparable, the A19.0 results here are with the new hardware.My Other 7DTD Benchmarks
Systems Tested
"Hotbox"
CPU: Intel I7 6700K 4 Core 8 Threads
Motherboard: ASUS STRIX Z270I Mini ITX Motherboard
Ram: Corsair Vengeance LPX 32gb (2x16gb) DDR4 3000 MHz
Storage: 2x Kingston SA400S37/240G 250GB Sata SSD's RAID 1
GPU: Evga Sc2 Gaming Black Edition GTX 1080ti
CPU: Intel I7 6700K 4 Core 8 Threads
Motherboard: ASUS STRIX Z270I Mini ITX Motherboard
Ram: Corsair Vengeance LPX 32gb (2x16gb) DDR4 3000 MHz
Storage: 2x Kingston SA400S37/240G 250GB Sata SSD's RAID 1
GPU: Evga Sc2 Gaming Black Edition GTX 1080ti
Hotbox Benchmarks
Conclusion
A19.2 Brings us some nice gains in AVG and Max framerates, however the 0.1% lows have suffered slightly, at least in this 1 sample size. What puzzles me is the losses in the overclocked 0.1% lows, Usually it would mean the clocks went stable, but for the CPU oc i validated with 168 hour looping H.264 Encoding test. The ram's XMP profile isn't all that crazy, the cpu's memory controller should have no problems with it, i used to have 3600Mhz ram paired with that CPU, so i don't think it's that. For the GPU oc, Initially i left the Unigine Heaven benchmark running for a few hours and since i got it in 2017 i slowly dialled things back over time playing games until it never crashed or displayed artifacts, i've been running those gpu oc setting for well over a year and half without issue.
So overall it's a good bit better but those stutters are still present. Given how quickly those changes were made it's quite impressive, i'm confident things will continue to improve overtime well done pimps
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