v2.29.8299
(November 26th, 2024)
This is a minor update. Intel Xe2-based GPU scores from previous versions of 3DMark Speed Way are no longer valid. Other benchmark scores are not affected.
Updated
- Updated Speed Way to v1.1.1.2
- Updated Night Raid to v1.1.8.2
Speed Way v1.1.1.2
This update affects results for Intel Xe2-based graphics hardware. Results from previous versions of Speed Way using affected hardware are no longer valid.
Other Speed Way results are not affected. We still recommend updating to the latest version of Speed Way for best results.
Fixed a graphical issue present with Intel Xe2-based GPUs.
Night Raid v1.1.8.2
This is a minor update. Benchmark results are not affected.
Fixed some rare issues that caused the benchmark to fail.
v2.29.8294
(September 10th, 2024)
New
- Added support for XeSS 1.1, 1.2, and 1.3.1 to the Intel XeSS feature test.
- Added game frame rate estimates to the Steel Nomad results page.
Updated
- Added the support for new and changed XeSS quality modes to the Intel XeSS feature test.
- Changed the default XeSS version to 1.3.1 and the default XeSS quality setting from "Ultra Quality" to "Balanced" in the Intel XeSS feature test.
Fixed
- Fixed an issue where some Unlimited mode tests were missing from the UI.
v2.25.8049
(October 31st, 2022)
This is a minor update. Benchmark scores are not affected.
Fixed
- Fixed an issue with Night Raid colorspace when rendering on one GPU and outputting to another. This issue was purely cosmetic and had no effect on performance or results in the previous 3DMark version.
v2.22.7359
(May 9th, 2022)
This is a minor update. Benchmark scores are not affected.
Fixed
- Fixed a rare issue that prevented 3DMark from starting on some systems.
v2.22.7358
(May 5th, 2022)
This is a minor update. Benchmark scores are not affected.
Improved
- 3DMark now recognizes negative GPU temperatures when calculating the average temperature on systems with exotic cooling.
Fixed
- Improved the system compatibility check for Port Royal and the NVIDIA DLSS feature test.
- Fixed an issue with failed or canceled CPU Profile tests being incorrectly treated as valid runs.
- The 3DMark splash screen is now displayed correctly when starting the app.
v2.22.7334
(December 22nd, 2021)
This is a minor update. Benchmark scores are not affected.
Improved
- The Home screen now recommends the best 3DMark benchmark tests for your graphics card, processor, and storage device.
- The Benchmarks screen now shows the filter panel by default making it easier to find and select tests for your hardware.
v2.20.7274
(September 27th, 2021)
This is a minor update. Benchmark scores are not affected.
Improved
- Added a "Run Again" button to the benchmark result screen to provide a more convenient way to repeat a test.
Fixed
- Your application settings and per-benchmark demo settings are now saved and retained when updating the 3DMark app. Please note that this does not apply to display settings or custom run settings for individual benchmarks, which are never saved.
v2.20.7256
(September 14th, 2021)
This is a minor update. Benchmark scores are not affected.
Improved
- Autosaved result files in your Documents/3DMark/ folder now include the test name and the overall score in the filename.
Fixed
- Fixed an issue with video memory allocation in Wild Life Extreme that could cause the test to fail on some systems with an AMD APU.
- Fixed an issue that prevented Time Spy and Time Spy Extreme custom runs from looping multiple tests, for example, looping both Graphics Test 1 and Graphics Test 2 in a custom run.
v2.20.7252
(September 6th, 2021)
This is a minor update. Benchmark scores are not affected.
Fixed
- The interactive mode controls for the Sampler Feedback feature test are now visible on the screen when using non-standard displays or aspect ratios.
v2.19.7227
(August 16th, 2021)
This is a minor update. Benchmark scores are not affected.
Fixed
- Fixed an issue that could cause the CPU Profile benchmark to fail due to a corrupted shader cache.
v2.19.7225
(July 1st, 2021)
Improved
- You can now choose which GPU to use with the CPU Profile benchmark on systems with multiple GPUs. Note that selecting an integrated GPU may give slightly lower scores due to the shared resources required for rendering.
- Added a link to the 3DMark Hall of Fame from the CPU Profile benchmark screen.
Fixed
- Fixed a UI issue with the score context labels on the benchmark result screen.
- Fixed a UI issue with the CPU Profile result screen showing incorrect core and thread counts for some CPU models.
v2.19.7216
(June 24th, 2021)
New
- This update adds the 3DMark CPU Profile benchmark to 3DMark Advanced Edition and 3DMark Professional Edition.
v2.18.7185
(May 17th, 2021)
Fixed
- Fixed a minor issue introduced in 3DMark v2.18.7184 that had a small effect on Port Royal performance on NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30-series cards.
v2.18.7184
(May 11th, 2021)
This is a minor update. Benchmark scores are not affected..
New
- The 3DMark Time Spy Stress Test and Port Royal Stress Test now use the new result screen design from the Wild Life Stress Test.
Fixed
- Fixed an issue in the Wild Life Extreme Unlimited test that resulted in corrupted output on AMD hardware.
v2.18.7181
(May 3rd, 2021)
This update adds the Wild Life Extreme benchmark to 3DMark Advanced Edition and 3DMark Professional Edition.
New
- 3DMark Wild Life Extreme benchmark.
- 3DMark Wild Life Extreme Stress Test.
v2.17.7166
(April 20th, 2021)
This is a minor update. Benchmark scores are not affected.
New
- The 3DMark Night Raid Stress Test now uses the same, new result screen design as the Wild Life Stress Test.
- The benchmark result screen now shows if the Resizable BAR feature is enabled for the system for fair performance comparisons.
Improved
- 3DMark now starts faster when run for the first time after installation.
Fixed
- Fixed an issue that caused DirectX 12 tests to fail when running with custom settings in Windowed Mode on a system with multiple GPUs if the monitor was not attached to the GPU doing the rendering.
- Fixed an issue with the result screen not showing correctly on Windows 10 devices powered by Arm processors.
- Fixed a minor visual issue that resulted in a red flash on the screen mid-test when running Time Spy on an Intel Xe GPU.
Compatibility
- Recompiled the dxinfo.exe hardware identification component to prevent false-positive alerts from some antivirus applications.
- Fixed an issue with the game performance estimation feature not working for users in mainland China.
- Fixed the test recommendation for older DirectX 11 GPUs that have no WDDM 2.0 drivers available for compatibility with the DirectX 12 API, for example, Radeon HD 7670 and older and GeForce GTX 480 and older.
v2.17.7137
(February 11th, 2021)
The 3DMark update adds the Mesh Shader feature test—a dedicated test for measuring mesh shader performance. Please note that this new test is available only in the paid versions of 3DMark.
v2.16.7117
(January 14th, 2021)
This update marks the end of support for the 3DMark Sky Diver benchmark and the 3DMark API Overhead feature test.
- The Sky Diver benchmark is no longer available in 3DMark Basic Edition.
- In 3DMark Advanced Edition, Sky Diver and the API Overhead feature test are now hidden by default. You can find them by going to the Benchmarks screen and using the filter option to "Show unsupported tests."
v2.14.7042
(October 20th, 2020)
This is a minor update. Benchmark scores are not affected.
Fixed
- Fixed an issue that prevented the NVIDIA DLSS feature test from starting.
v2.13.7009
(September 22nd, 2020)
Fixed
- Fixed an issue with the GPU selector feature.
v2.12.6964
(July 7th, 2020)
This is a minor update. Benchmark scores are not affected.
Fixed
- Fixed the rare "Mandatory JSON value int64 member "dxgi_adapter_luid" has invalid type." issue with the new GPU selector feature.
- Fixed an incorrect test recommendation on Windows 7 systems that was suggesting Time Spy as the recommended test.
- Fixed an incorrect test recommendation on devices running Windows 10 on ARM. These systems now always recommend Night Raid benchmark test. Currently, this is the only test with a native ARM implementation.
- Disabled the GPU selector feature on Windows 10 on ARM devices. At this moment, these devices do not feature multiple GPUs.
In the 3DMark Basic Edition the GPU selector is available for Time Spy and Night Raid benchmarks.
v2.9.6631
(June 25th, 2019)
This update adds the PCI Express feature test, a new test for measuring the bandwidth available to your GPU over your computer's PCI Express interface. This test is only available in 3DMark Advanced Edition and 3DMark Professional Edition.
New
- PCI Express feature test.