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Posted by LGBT
 - July 19, 2022, 13:11:03
Does anybody still benchmark this game? Or rather how can I contribute to this game benchmark?
Posted by daga
 - June 03, 2016, 05:05:55
alguien que me diga a que correra un portatil ACER core I5  6 gb ram, con una tarjeta nvidia de 940 gt. si medio , alto , o maximo. le agradezco :)


Posted by WiLD_KiTTy
 - February 25, 2016, 18:52:58
I do not know how accurate are those benchmarks but I get 45-60 fps on medium settings.. : core i5-3210m + Radeon HD 7670m Rebrand(OC 25%) + 8GB RAM: cpu-83'C/gpu 67'C.. runs fluently, no probs
Posted by spex66
 - April 18, 2014, 18:25:35
I have a XMG A522 with the 660m, so my question is what temparature did you get playing WoT on the GPU / CPU?
Without even started the battle (v9.0) just staying in the garage turning the view, temp goes up to 76 degree celsius. the fan-control starts to switch to full speed (in an sawtooth on/off style which drives me crazy).

Happy to here from your temps / fan experiences.
Peter
(=PA=)
Posted by commissar
 - September 26, 2013, 03:36:21
I get 25-45 fps with my 8350 and 7970... WoT is stupidly single-cored....
Posted by slj
 - March 21, 2013, 18:24:53
WOT 8.4 added support for NVidia SLI. Could we perhaps rerun some of these benchmarks. Note be careful on driver versions. There are still some hickups for SLI.
Posted by Richard Brandt
 - December 27, 2012, 05:02:23
remember that WOT is not optimized for multiple cores, and with quad cores having a slower clock speed than dual cores they will face a larger bottleneck than others, its not the graphics cards at fault. Wargaming just hasn't invested in a multi core engine, and thus the processor is the bottleneck for MOST mobile systems. :p
Posted by Florian Glaser
 - October 13, 2012, 12:18:47
Even with the newest nvidia-driver i get only 30 fps in maximum settings. We will probably order a fresh gtx 680m.
Posted by Hræsvelgr
 - October 13, 2012, 10:05:24
My System:
Clevo P370EM , i7-3820QM, 680M, 8GB 1600mhz Corsair, 1tb Seagate Momentus HDD 5400U/min
Nvidia Driverversion: 306.97

Fraps won't recognize Wot, so you just have to belive me.
FPS are allways between min. 50 and max 60. According to the displayed Framrate of Wot its the most time around 57-59 FPS.




Update:
Fraps Update:
Frames 9830
Time (ms) 180000
Min 39
Max 62
Avg 54.611
Posted by Florian Glaser
 - October 13, 2012, 01:27:30
We are talking about ONE game out of thousands. So i wouldn´t take the problem too seriously. By the way: One of our users will test our replay with his gtx 680m notebook. Just wait for the results.
Posted by sid
 - October 13, 2012, 00:53:34
Both Wargaming.net and Nvidia should be warned about the 680M performance failure vs the 7970M to identify whether an update could occur from either the driver or from WOT to rectify this difference. The performance of the 680M is completely out of line for WOT. Users who purchase an Alienware for WOT customization(the flashing lights) should be aware of the major difference in their choices. What is surprising is the fact that Wargaming.net gamers in Russia use Alienware heavily and didn't notice this difference in the 680M vs 7970M? ...or did they ? Its an astonishing difference. Folks getting the latest video card from Nvidia are expecting to have the best performance on wot and not be blown away from an older nvidia 675M or by the 7970M. Did the new 8.0 rendering nerf the 680M? Or was performance vs the 7970M always that bad relatively. Not only should be looking at explaining the difference between the 680M and AMD but also between the 680M and its predecessors. Degrading performance with newer top of line cards is not cool to see at all.
Posted by Florian Glaser
 - October 12, 2012, 22:24:50
I tested both GPUs (HD 7970M & GTX 680M) twice - same results. I even used a different HDD and GPU-driver. And yes, especially the FHD-result is kind of strange.
Posted by sid
 - October 12, 2012, 22:09:57
What the heck happened to your 680M tests. Based on your review : http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-GeForce-GTX-680M-vs-Radeon-HD-7970M.77110.0.html the results of the 680M vs 675M vs 7970M for WOT make no sense AT ALL.
Posted by Redaktion
 - October 12, 2012, 07:28:45
Tanks a lot. Over 40 million registered users and a bigger E3 stand compared to many (former) top publishers: Wargaming.net shakes up the Free2Play sector with World of Tanks. In order to to investigate the ongoing trend we tested version 8.0 with a variety of notebook GPUs.

http://www.notebookcheck.net/World-of-Tanks-v8-0-Benchmarked.83065.0.html