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You have to run the tests in a specific order (needs testing for every card/platform/driver) and one by one.
Fresh boot is always the best, you also don't rerun tests, except Car Low at the end.
You also need to find the best LOD for each test and ideally the CPU and VGA clocks - some tests might pass on slightly higher clocks, but that's on the hardcore side of things
When you have found a good test order, good LOD for each test and stable CPU/VGA clocks, then you run the test one by one.
Select the test you want and deselect everything else, set clocks, set LOD, click on run.
When test is complete, deselect it, select the next one, set clocks and LOD, run.
After you have completed the last test, don't close the window with the result, open subtests result window, cpuz, gpuz, make a screenshot.
Then you can rerun Car Low with it's LOD, until you get a slight boost in fps and overall score.
Repeat screenshot saving sequence.
For the 3850 I've ran Nature first, because it gives the highest increase, compared to others.
You can try this order N-CH-DH-LH-DL-LL-CL or CH-LH-DH-DL-LL-CL-N, but the system is limiting those cards and Nature seems to suffer with the second one.
You may try to switch Dragothic and Lobby positions. I didn't have much time to test myself and my run order and LODs are most probably not ideal.
As for LOD, you might try 3 as a start, but some tests benefit from 5.x. It really depends on the card.
For example Nature isn't always faster if you "remove" all the leaves. It's also not faster if all the leaves are there. You have to find the sweet spot.
Unfortunately that requires a lot of time for testing. Test, reboot, repeat.
Ofcourse, everything in driver settings to "performance" and D3DOverride running.
Fresh boot is always the best, you also don't rerun tests, except Car Low at the end.
You also need to find the best LOD for each test and ideally the CPU and VGA clocks - some tests might pass on slightly higher clocks, but that's on the hardcore side of things
When you have found a good test order, good LOD for each test and stable CPU/VGA clocks, then you run the test one by one.
Select the test you want and deselect everything else, set clocks, set LOD, click on run.
When test is complete, deselect it, select the next one, set clocks and LOD, run.
After you have completed the last test, don't close the window with the result, open subtests result window, cpuz, gpuz, make a screenshot.
Then you can rerun Car Low with it's LOD, until you get a slight boost in fps and overall score.
Repeat screenshot saving sequence.
For the 3850 I've ran Nature first, because it gives the highest increase, compared to others.
You can try this order N-CH-DH-LH-DL-LL-CL or CH-LH-DH-DL-LL-CL-N, but the system is limiting those cards and Nature seems to suffer with the second one.
You may try to switch Dragothic and Lobby positions. I didn't have much time to test myself and my run order and LODs are most probably not ideal.
As for LOD, you might try 3 as a start, but some tests benefit from 5.x. It really depends on the card.
For example Nature isn't always faster if you "remove" all the leaves. It's also not faster if all the leaves are there. You have to find the sweet spot.
Unfortunately that requires a lot of time for testing. Test, reboot, repeat.
Ofcourse, everything in driver settings to "performance" and D3DOverride running.