Game:

Tomb Raider (2013)

Duration: 12:20

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Here's another game for the AMD folks out there. As such, it's expected to perform a bit sluggish with Nvidia cards, especially the weaker ones. The GT 750M is somewhat a fit for this demonstration. Tomb Raider features a unique physics effect tailored for AMD cards, called TressFX. I suppose it's like Nvidia's proprietary PhysX technology, but exclusively for hair. It makes Lara's hair more life-like, as opposed to the Normal setting showing "clay hair". StressFX, er, TressFX does a huge performance hit, and it only becomes worse as more of Lara's hair is seen onscreen, albeit, up-close. It also has an Ultimate preset, and the only difference between that and Ultra is TressFX hair.

Framerate (Ultimate Preset):
Range - 8 to 47 fps
Average (In-game Benchmark) - 21 fps

Framerate (Ultra Preset):
Range - 15 to 60 fps
Average (In-game Benchmark) - 37 fps

Maximum Operating Temperatures (1 hour of gaming):
CPU - 76 to 78 °C
GPU - 78 °C

## Model Configuration ##
Lenovo IdeaPad Y410p-20216
Windows 8, 64-bit
1366 x 768 Native Resolution
Intel Core i7-4700MQ "Haswell" @ 2.4 GHz (3.4 GHz turbo)
GeForce GT 750M GDDR5 2 GB VRAM, SLI ready
8 GB DDR3 Samsung RAM @ 1600 MHz (1/4 slots; 32 GB max)
1 TB Seagate HDD @ 5400 RPM
JBL Dolby-certified Home Theater v4

Notes:
OS Version - Windows 8.1 Single Language
Nvidia Driver - 332.21 WHQL
GPU - Dedicated, Single
CPU Performance - 70%
Recording Utility - Fraps
Gamepad - Yes, DS3 Controller

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