Unigine Heaven DX11 Benchmark now compatible with OSX 10.7+

[FZ1]

http://unigine.com/products/heaven/download/

There is a free version and a paid version ($495 )

It's running on my hackintosh now...seems to be doing well!


Changes in version 3.0
Added Mac OS X version compatible with 10.7+ (no tessellation).
Added support for Intel HD 3000 GPU (no tessellation).
Improved support for multi-monitor configurations.
Added support for NVIDIA 3D Surround (multi-monitor stereo 3D).
Enhanced NVIDIA 3D Vision support.
New cross-platform launcher without .NET dependencies.
Fixed Phoronix Test Suite compatibility issue.
Fixed minor visual artifacts.
Improved compatibility with Mesa drivers.
Improved detection of new GPUs.

 

[dddirtman]

Re: UNINGINE Benchmark now compatible with OSX 10.7+

nice runs in mine too thanks

 

[sfroom]

Re: UNINGINE Benchmark now compatible with OSX 10.7+

This is great news! I've been waiting a long time for an easily reproducible graphics benchmark for OS X. Cinebench seems to scale more with CPU speed than GPU power, at least with Sandy Bridge processors, and Novabench doesn't seem to be a particularly good indicator of game performance.

I'll update this post with my results as soon as I get my new build running!

 

[Hexa]

Re: UNINGINE Benchmark now compatible with OSX 10.7+

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[FZ1]

Re: UNINGINE Benchmark now compatible with OSX 10.7+

How long did you let it run before you got the results screen? Mine ran for 10+ minutes and seemed to be looping but never output results.

 

[powerpcg5]

Re: UNINGINE Benchmark now compatible with OSX 10.7+

Hexa, nice scores!

My screen is different though.
HeavenBenchmark.png

 

[Thireus]

Re: UNINGINE Benchmark now compatible with OSX 10.7+

Today I benchmarked my NVIDIA ENGTX480 and AMD HD6870 graphics cards.

Full review here: http://blog.thireus.com/unigine-heaven- ... hackintosh

Edit: First results were wrong. Have a look at the “Wrong Results” section to know more

Uningine Heaven 3.0 at Maximum Settings!

EDIT:

Alright, so this time I used default settings, and here are the results :

 

[NeoJ]

Awesome! Glad it came out for OSX.

Pics

 

[philz]

Max settings for me, ran quite nice, IDK when it dropped to 15 but oh well. lol.

 

[Thireus]

Thanks to NeoJ screenshot I was able to find why I had bad results with the HD6870 (around 15FPS).

The first time I benchmarked my AMD HD6870, results were very bad… I was using an old version of the Darwin Kernel 11.0.0, while the actual version under 10.7.3 is 11.3.0. So I upgraded it, and did a fresh new boot. NVIDIA ENGTX480 results were good.
I’m not sure if the issue was resolved by a reboot or if it was due to the bad Darwin Kernel version. But if you face the same issue, I advice you to reboot first, it is always better to benchmark after a fresh boot