Final Reality Benchmark - GTX 970, i7-5820k, 16Gb DDR4, Win 10 [4K 60FPS]

[@Aranimda]

I love how influential these guys were. This runs on an early version of the MAX-FX engine, which was going to be the engine for the Max Payne games and the 3DMark software. Here they already advertised the Max Payne game even tho it took until 2001 for it to be released. I got an installed copy and moved it over to every PC I owned. The result is a nice benchmark database from 2.740, Reality Marks of a Pentium II with a Trident card to 67.664 Reality Marks for a Dell Precision mobile workstation with FirePro M5100 graphics.

[@georgH]

Ahhh the memories, it was epic when it launched, it took a while to have a pc that could run it!

[@zealogix]

Very suprise at 3:18 , its Payne poster on Aesir Corp

[@deviantstudio]

this looks like old good demo scene

[@jess648]

this was actually presented as a demo at Assembly 1997 and was made by former Future Crew members

[@Origin-80]

0:00 song is Need For Speed 3 Hot Pursuit Soundtrack - Pi

[@ottoolsen9560]

well it is funny how Max Payne is here years before the game was released at 3.19, final reality was the benchmark back in the days.

[@Leo___________]

Sweet! But can you run Crysis at 60fps?

[@nayanasri007]

2024/10/25 ❤

[@74Amighista]

How did you run the demo? Windows 10 gives me an error, impossible to execute the file! can you help me?

[@MadMike626]

I installed it on Windows 98 virtual machine, then I just copied the folder to my main system and it worked. More info here - www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?t=46599

[@XENON2028]

what I did is run the installer with otvdm and then just install it with that