3DMark News

UL benchmarks use a component called SystemInfo to identify the hardware in your system. This patch updates SystemInfo to version 5.60.
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• Properly fixed an issue that could cause SystemInfo to fail to install.
  

UL benchmarks use a component called SystemInfo to identify the hardware in your system. This patch updates SystemInfo to version 5.59.
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• Fixed an issue that could cause SystemInfo to fail to install properly.
  

UL benchmarks use a component called SystemInfo to identify the hardware in your system. This patch updates SystemInfo to version 5.58.
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• Updated CPUID module to improve compatibility with latest hardware.
  

For some time, the minimum OS requirements for 3DMark has been Windows 10, 64-bit. Despite this, some 3DMark tests still supported running on 32-bit versions of Windows 10. Today we are officially retiring 3DMark support for 32-bit operating systems. This means systems running 32-bit operating systems will not be able to open the Steam version 3DMark versions 2.25.8056 or later.

Users wanting to use 3DMark to benchmark a system with a 32-bit OS may still be able to run the Standalone version of 3DMark. However, this is unsupported and may cease working in the future.

UL benchmarks use a component called SystemInfo to identify the hardware in your system. This patch updates SystemInfo to version 5.57.
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• Fixed an issue where SystemInfo would fail to show storage device information for specific SSD models.