Benchmarking [Need help]

I'm currently developing a 2D Open World game. It's supposed to be a big world, but I started doubting whether Construct 2 has the strength to power such a big game world. On the other hand my hardware is pretty outdated so some new hardware might do the trick. I did a few benchmarks:

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Obj; stands for the number of objects visible in the world.

Res; Resolution used when testing the world

FPS; Frames per Second

Notes; Some side notes.

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<img src="http://img713.imageshack.us/img713/1936/benchmarksy.png" border="0" />

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This was tested on the following sytem:

Intel Pentium Dual Core E6500 2.93GHz

4GB RAM

ATI/AMD HD Radeon 4350

64-Bit Win7 Home Premium

Conclusion: My system can handle about 3500 objects on fullscreen and 7500+ objects in a scaled screen. Is this the average Construct 2 can handle, or am I limited by my machine? (That's what I think)

I'm hoping for a reply by one of Constructs 2 Creators to be sure :)

I posted this here not only because I needed help but also for others to see the benchmark result so that's why I posted it on this board. And all of these objects were moving.

If by scaled to 50/60% you mean resizing the window, at a guess it sounds like you're hitting the pixel fill rate limits of your graphics card, but that doesn't go along with what you said before in the other thread asking about stuff rendering offscreen. Pixel fill rate, btw, is not a c2 limit, that's a hardware limit, cards can only draw so many pixels per second. Without seeing a screenshot or your capx it's hard to tell, though.

Scaling means I re-sized the window with letterbox scaling. I linked to this because I'm trying to get a good performance for my sandbox game. Thanks for taking a look. I was planning on upgrading my hardware anyway <img src="smileys/smiley20.gif" border="0" align="middle" />