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Civilization 5 Benchmark modes.

The benchmark modes in Civilization5 are designed to stress and test various aspects of the users hardware and supporting software ( e.g. drivers ). There are 3benchmarks in total. Each benchmark tests a specific workload scenario. In addition, any of the tests can be run with command line modifiers which alters the way threaded rendering submission ishandled by Direct X 11.
To ensure the benchmark results are reported, in the config.ini ( located in your “\Documents\My Games\Sid Meier's Civilization 5” ) make sure that “LoggingEnabled = 1”. Theresults will be stored in the logs folder at the same level as the config.ini. Ensure that “MaxSimultaneousThreads” is set to the number of processor cores you wish to test against. Values forMaxSimultaneousThreads greater than 16 are unsupported and clamped.

1. Late Game View Benchmark.
This benchmark is designed to simulate a late game workload. This scenario exercises all aspects of thegame engine pipeline since all simulation and renderable object types are represented at a frequency consistent with a game that has been in progress for 300+ turns. To run this test, run theapplication with the command line option “-benchmark lateGameView”. Case insensitive.
Results are reported in the “LateGameViewBench.log” file.
Full Render Score reflects the active rendering settings of youapplication.
No Shadow render score turns the shadow pass off for the application.
No Render score emulates an infinitely fast GPU and will bypass most driver overhead. This serves as a baselinefor Civ 5’s engine performance vs GPU and Driver performance. ( note while in this mode, the display will flicker ).
All results are reported as frames rendered over 60 seconds. Additionally thenumber of draw call made per frame is reported.
Note: Mousewheel zoom in some benchmarks are enabled for inspection, however using this will affect the end results. For consistent results the user...