Processor not recognized.

[Dewlin]

"We are sorry, the Game-o-Meter is unable to calculate a performance estimate for your computer."

Well i can see that again Waiting next update
Thanks Jarnis

[Jarnis]

"We are sorry, the Game-o-Meter is unable to calculate a performance estimate for your computer."

Well i can see that again Waiting next update
Thanks Jarnis

Yep. One thing fixed, another (the fact that it can't detect your hardware right or doesn't have an estimate for your hardware combination) still to be sorted. Working on it.

[sToRm1nG]

My processor is also not recognized. I have an Intel XEON X5690 which will be released in February.

[Jarnis]

My processor is also not recognized. I have an Intel XEON X5690 which will be released in February.

Shockingly unreleased processors are detected poorly...

(and even when they are detected, it usually takes a while to collect enough benchmark data to provide an estimate)

In general, when a new processor is released, it takes at least 1-2 months for Game-o-Meter to fully support it.

[Jarnis]

We have a new beta build of SystemInfo that hopefully fixes this. It isn't built into Game-o-Meter yet but you can test it by manually installing this and then running GoM;

http://www.futuremark.com/download/f..._installer.exe

[Dewlin]

Worked for me! Thanks for your help Jarnis!

[UDeep]

Got my Game-o-meter running.

It doesn't recognize the iCore 7 740QM Processor.

Strange though....

Good thing now i got my Game-O-Meter running back. So no complaints.[thumbup]

[Jarnis]

Got my Game-o-meter running.

It doesn't recognize the iCore 7 740QM Processor.

Strange though....

Good thing now i got my Game-O-Meter running back. So no complaints.[thumbup]

Probably lack of data on all mobile Core i7/i5 variants. Will forward this to the appropriate people to see if we can make it better.

[Cliffro]

Well, like others have said, it is running once again. However whatever information that it has on the E3110 is incorrect.

I now get this


The E3110 is a Xeon version of the E8400,( I myself just got one that doesn't overclock as easily as some of the others) a 3ghz Dual Core. The first test I ran(Star Wars Force Unleashed II) stated it's a Single Core processor.

For reference I can indeed run 3DMark06, I can also run Vantage. My compare link for Vantage is http://3dmark.com/3dmv/1387716 (<---My non Physx score w/unapproved drivers)

I don't benchmark for public competitions or anything like that, we use it for our "Top 10 Computers" competition on my forums I threw up for a group of my friends(that I know in real life).

Quick Edit:
I just got it to show the Single Core thing again.

[Jarnis]

This is due to the fact that, yes, there are holes in our data about Xeons (they are not exactly common in desktop/gaming use).

But we can fix this - it'll just take a few days as couple of guys are on a business trip so nobody can change the database data right now (or, well, we could but the odds of something breaking exists, so I'd rather leave it to the pros) :D