Strange math.
A8 = 6 * A7
=>[1] A7 = 1/6 * A8
[2] Unity = 10 * A7
[1] in [2]=> Unity = 10/6 * A8 => Unity = 1.6666 * A8

Did you even test it with two identical shaders? Or are you just guessing?

The point is, that you are posting bullshit cowabange .
As I highly doubt that you are comparing the exact same shaders, within the same scenery, which doesn´t gain any profit of LOD, culling or something similar.

The whole discussion about Unity vs Gamestudio is senseless, as there are pros and cons for both of them. Gamestudio is great for what it is and the same goes for Unity. And the biggest problem is, that there are so many people trying to run this discussion, without knowing even one of them well.

Well I know both of them , and feature wise Unity wins , period. However , if you are working on purely a PC game , and have no problem dealing with the workarounds needed for some of GameStudio's problems , then , yeah , Gamestudio is sufficient. But who would prefer to pay for a subpar outdated goofy looking engine when you can get a professional engine for free ?

Unity free is by todays standards "outdated".

Jibb

Actually, I have a point Slie.

I tried lots of shaders on Unity AND Gamestudio, with one entity, the SAME SHADER, and I get more FPS in Unity, see what I mean, Slie?

@ChrisB: I know, I know. But I'm just too lazy to do all this.

same shader?

exact same shader algorithm? exact same entity?

I highly doubt that YOU (Cowabanga) are able to get the exact same shader running in both engines. Normalmapping does not have equal normalmapping and multitexturing does not have to equal multitexturing. It depends on the shader code and not what the shaders are called.

Same shader: Yes.
Same shader algorithm: Kinda.
Same entity: Yes.
@Slin: Not %100 the same lines of code (Since Unity uses another shader language), but yeah, they do all the same thing, they have a very close algorithm.

then your argument is pointless unless they are using the exact same algorithm and giving the exact same results.

And just for your information...
Unity uses the same shader language as gamestudio...