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FRONTPAGE New 3DMark Trailer released by Futuremark
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Looks pretty sweet so far, I still feel like Futuremark overuses tessellation though.
We have a bit of an update. Below are screenshots from their DX10 benchmark ("...uses a DirectX 11 engine limited to Direct3D feature level 10_0, making it suitable for testing DirectX 10 compatible hardware found in notebooks and typical home PCs. It is also an ideal benchmark for entry-level DirectX 11 integrated graphics solutions that could struggle to run the more demanding Fire Strike test.) called Cloud Gate. Cloud Gate also includes two graphics tests and a physics test. I wonder how long this benchmark will take to run?
This will also be available across multiple platforms including
Another note is that sadly, this will not be released this year, but Futuremark is looking towards the first part of 2013, January to be specific, for the windows platform, and Q1 2013 for Android, iOS, and Windows RT.
The last update are the editions, Futuremark had this to say: 3DMark will be available as a free Basic Edition on all platforms, a paid Advanced Edition with more options for the enthusiast, and a Professional Edition designed for business users.
For more screenshots, please visit the Futuremark website: http://www.futuremark.com/benchmarks/3dmark
This will also be available across multiple platforms including
Another note is that sadly, this will not be released this year, but Futuremark is looking towards the first part of 2013, January to be specific, for the windows platform, and Q1 2013 for Android, iOS, and Windows RT.
The last update are the editions, Futuremark had this to say: 3DMark will be available as a free Basic Edition on all platforms, a paid Advanced Edition with more options for the enthusiast, and a Professional Edition designed for business users.
For more screenshots, please visit the Futuremark website: http://www.futuremark.com/benchmarks/3dmark
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I found only this -> "DirectX 11 engine supporting DirectX 10 hardware". But I'm sure that I saw something about DX9, DX10 and DX11 tests ... just don't know what hardware is needed to get any score.
They could already publish it. All year there was info that new 3DMark will be later this year and now we have info that it will be later this month... not much left
They could already publish it. All year there was info that new 3DMark will be later this year and now we have info that it will be later this month... not much left
It was pushed back to January, but yeah, please release!
The information about compatibility I can quote from the fact sheet on it (thanks Hokie!)
So what that means, as in what you need to get a complete score, I do not know.
The information about compatibility I can quote from the fact sheet on it (thanks Hokie!)
So what that means, as in what you need to get a complete score, I do not know.
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MMM glad they added some new more interesting scenes as benchmarks I found the bulk of 3d11 rather boring. This looks like it will be much more enjoyable to watch similar to vantage.
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Shows you can still do some amazing work with DX10 if you put your mind (or your dev team) to it.
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Yeah, loving the blinding ambient occlusion.Shows you can still do some amazing work with DX11 if you put your mind (or your dev team) to it.
Being serious, it does look pretty solid for DX10.
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Err...yea, that's what I meant to post; edited.
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Release date is official: February 4th at 18:00 UTC (which, strange for us EST people who are used to being catered to, is 1:00pm EST).
