Oblivion bubble ship

[Patrice Terrier]

Ok, i have released the Static version using the new cockpit, the new shadow effect, and new lighting to match the clouds.png wallpaper, and a few more AO textures.

Let's see the FPS you will get with your new GTX. 

[Patrice Terrier]

Actually, you don't need the shadow.png map in the static bubble ship zip any more.

Indeed it is still there, but very subtile 

[Michael Lobko-Lobanovsky]

In fact, my existing GTX 650Ti's static bubble ship FPS is exactly 60.

It is the flying version with its drone and pilot that seems to have a problematic FPS rate of 15, presumably due to its 2GB VRAM limit. The card seems to be swapping some of its loaded textures into the conventional RAM.

[Patrice Terrier]

It is the flying version with its drone and pilot that seems to have a problematic FPS rate of 15, presumably due to its 2GB VRAM limit. The card seems to be swapping some of its loaded textures into the conventional RAM.

The official flying version has been released, tell me the FPS you got with your new GTX 1060.

[Michael Lobko-Lobanovsky]

You won't believe it but it's 60FPS (my current exact monitor rate) even in the full screen mode (can't capture it with the FPS counters on) at approx. 40% GPU load.

Top left -- ObjReader's FPS counter, bottom right -- Fraps.

[Patrice Terrier]

Congratulation, you must be very happy!

I have attached a screen shot of mine, running the OR process alone...

[Michael Lobko-Lobanovsky]

Patrice,

I've got 92 processes = 1425 threads running concurrently with ObjReader. I run a hellofalot of desktop gadgets (ca. 5% CPU power) and a few semi-transparent sliding dockbars (another 4% CPU power) for my tools and apps. ObjReader proper was consuming only 5.1% CPU the moment I took the topmost screenshot below. Regarding GPU consumption, we're on a par with each other when the animated bubble ship is made to rotate at its default zoom on scene load.

And ObjReader proper was consuming around 26% CPU when I took the bottommost full-screen shot with the model zoomed in decently to occupy the entire unobscured viewport.

It's like heaven and hell compared to my former GTX 650Ti readings, which in their turn were not so bad at all compared to cheaper office-style video cards. And my GPU's temperature at full screen is now ca. 38^oC only at 30% fan speed. (not a sound in the room whatsoever! )