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3DMark

3DMark

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3DMark is for gamers, overclockers and system builders who want to get more out of their hardware. With its wide range of benchmark tests, 3DMark has everything you need to test your PC's performance.
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3DMark is for gamers, overclockers and system builders who want to get more out of their hardware. With its wide range of benchmark tests, 3DMark has everything you need to test your PC's performance.
buy 34.99$
Offer will be valid for another 17 hours
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REQUIREMENTS
Windows
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  • OS:Windows 10, 64-bit
  • Processor:1.8 GHz dual-core
  • Memory:4GB RAM
  • Graphics:DirectX 11*
  • Storage:2.9 GB space to install Time Spy only

Please refer to the DLC pages for the system requirements for each individual benchmark test. All the currently supported benchmarks and feature tests in 3DMark are compatible with Windows 11.

* You can use 3DMark to test DirectX 9 and DirectX 10 compatible hardware, but you will need a DirectX 12 compatible video card to run all of the tests. DirectX 9 hardware needs Shader Model 3.0 support, 128MB video card memory and WDDM 1.1 drivers.

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Description

PC gaming is a quest for performance, a never-ending cycle of upgrading, overclocking, and tweaking your system for faster frame rates, higher resolutions, and better quality visual effects.

3DMark is essential equipment for this quest. For more than 20 years, 3DMark has been the first choice for benchmarking, testing, and comparing PC performance.

There'll always be a new game that demands more performance from your hardware. And there'll always be new hardware that delivers more performance for your games. And so the cycle continues. Welcome to 3DMark, the Gamer's Benchmark.

3DMark includes everything gamers need to benchmark and compare PC performance. It has dedicated tests for all types of PC from lightweight laptops to dedicated desktops. 3DMark will recommend the best benchmark for your hardware.

3DMark tests your system's GPU and CPU performance by rendering extremely demanding game-like scenes in real time. The faster the benchmark runs, the better your score. Now your quest begins. What can you do to get a better score?

Start by comparing your 3DMark score with results from other systems with the same hardware. Lower than average scores may indicate a problem with cooling, configuration, or faulty components. Higher than average scores show the potential for overclocking your hardware. And if you’re wondering what your 3DMark score means for real-world game performance, 3DMark also shows you the frame rates you can expect in a selection of popular games.

Now see how much more performance you can get from your system. Update your drivers. Update Windows. Experiment with system settings. Run 3DMark after every change to track your progress. Identify bottlenecks in your system and compare 3DMark scores to help choose your next upgrade. Ask for advice, share tips, and show off your system in the 3DMark Community Hub on Steam.

Overclocking is an art that takes skill and precision. The goal is to squeeze every drop of performance out of your GPU and CPU. The reward is a free performance upgrade and the satisfaction of pushing your hardware beyond its stock performance.

3DMark is an essential tool for overclockers. Run 3DMark before and after overclocking to measure the performance gain. Use custom benchmark settings to explore your PC's performance limits. Make 3DMark tests more or less demanding by changing the resolution and other settings.

Run 3DMark Stress Tests to check the stability of your overclocks and the effectiveness of your cooling. 3DMark Stress Tests run in a loop to put your system under heavy load for longer than a standard benchmark run.

Challenge your friends to set the highest 3DMark score or compete for the top spot in the 3DMark Steam leaderboards.

If you love PC gaming, there's nothing better than building your own custom PC. And if you build it yourself, there's nothing more nerve-racking than turning it on for the first time. Will it boot? Will everything work properly? Whether you're building a complete system from scratch or upgrading a component, 3DMark has you covered.

Run 3DMark and compare your benchmark score with similar systems to make sure your new build is set up correctly. Detailed hardware monitoring charts show you how the CPU and GPU load, temperature, and clock speed changed during your benchmark run—ideal for identifying configuration issues.

Use 3DMark Stress Tests to check the stability of your system and discover faulty hardware while it's still under warranty. Stress testing is also a great way to test and optimize your system's cooling performance. A well-built PC with decent cooling should be able to deliver peak performance for the full duration of a 3DMark Stress Test.

3DMark can help when you are planning an upgrade as well. Search and compare benchmark results from all the latest graphics cards and processors on the 3DMark website to find the models that offer the best performance for your budget.

PC gaming never stands still and neither does 3DMark. Every year, we add new benchmarks, tests, and features. We update 3DMark regularly so that you can benchmark the latest PC gaming hardware. When you buy 3DMark today, you benefit from over nine years of continuous development, updates, and enhancements.

Benchmarks
  • Speed Way — DirectX 12 Ultimate benchmark for gaming PCs
  • Time Spy — DirectX 12 benchmark for gaming PCs
  • Time Spy Extreme — 4K gaming benchmark with DirectX 12
  • Port Royal — Real-time ray tracing benchmark
  • Night Raid — DirectX 12 test for PCs with integrated graphics
  • Wild Life — Cross-platform benchmark for notebooks and tablets
  • Wild Life Extreme — Cross-platform test for notebooks and tablets
  • Fire Strike — DirectX 11 benchmark for gaming PCs
  • Fire Strike Extreme — DirectX 11 benchmark for gaming PCs
  • Fire Strike Ultra — 4K gaming with DirectX 11
  • GPU Stress Tests — Test the reliability and stability of your PC
  • CPU Profile — CPU benchmarks for modern processors
Feature tests
  • DirectX Raytracing feature test
  • Mesh Shader feature test
  • PCI Express feature test
  • Sampler Feedback feature test
  • VRS feature test
  • NVIDIA DLSS feature test
  • Intel XeSS feature test
  • AMD FSR feature test
Features
  • Custom benchmark settings
  • Game performance estimates
  • Install tests independently
  • Skip benchmark demo option
  • Save results offline

DLC is purchased separately. It is not included in the base application.

  • Storage Benchmark — test the gaming performance of your SSD
  • Test your PC with Time Spy, Night Raid, and Fire Strike.
  • Other benchmarks, features, and settings are locked.
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Reviews about the game

3DMark13.12.2023

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Thundering Tahr
Thundering Tahr
I don't recommend
3DMark30.11.2023

[b]I've noticed that there are some negative reviews about the accuracy of this software. I should stress that ANYONE who uses this software should not solely rely on its' results as gospel truth - please measure it against other benchmark/stress test software. That said, from what I know of Underwriters Laboratories (UL), they rigorously test for defects in their products, as well as products by others that are electrical (i.e. Christmas lights). UL has built a reputation of reliability and trust, and I don't believe they would intentionally skew results.[/b] 3DMark is a very capable program. In most cases, you can customize how the benchmarks work, in order to put your computer's limits to the test. There are also various animation renders to try that test for various things - ray-tracing, AMD FSR, CPU graphic ability, DirectX tests, etc. Some even have interactive modes where you can toggle various customizations in real time to see what settings you should apply to games in order to get the best frames without losing too much quality. Some of the sci-fi and fantasy scenes are a bit weird - take Fire Strike, for instance. A naked wire-frame lady, fighting a towering lava guy with a whip, on the bridge of a red-light district, before being carried away by a gargantuan bug vehicle? Not sure which drugs UL graphic artists were taking when they designed that one, but it's not the scenes' context you should pay attention to, anyway. I have heard some bad things about Time Warp, but mostly it's about paying for it again due to licensing updates, not as much about the accuracy of the software. I also read some reviews that the SSD benchmark is an unneeded extra payment that also is inaccurate. I have yet to try it as of this writing, but mark my words, sometime soon I'll pay the extra $3 to try it myself and see how it fares. Even so, these bad reviews do not taint my own experience with the software; I'm just sorry that some peeps have had a bad time with it. My own personal complaint about the software is how it doesn't run on Linux. The software exists for Windows (via Steam), Macintosh, Android, and iOS, but not Linux. Why? The software supports open-source software like OpenGL and Android, so why no Linux port? It doesn't make sense, IMHO. Especially considering that Steam Deck exists, with SteamOS based on Arch Linux (or just Arch, for those of you who need me to say that). UL should consider this! For the most part, however, 3DMark hits the mark, and I have no other complaints. I'm glad I bought it on sale for Cyber Monday!

Profound Macaw
Profound Macaw
I recommend
3DMark20.12.2023

early supporter here, but: no need. scams into DLC. for years now free tools work way better and do provide meaningful stats.

Retired Lamprey
Retired Lamprey
I don't recommend
3DMark27.11.2023

The application suddenly lost all of the extensions I have paid for and I see no way of getting them back

Homeless Newt
Homeless Newt
I don't recommend
3DMark23.11.2023

Startup of this program is so slow that's it's super annoying. Especially on it's first boot. "Waiting to launch gui" "Checking hardware" Whatever. It should just be click click start run. Otherwise it's a good benchmark, but the startup is just soooo slooooow

Northern Rhinoceros
Northern Rhinoceros
I don't recommend
3DMark27.11.2023

Seems to non stop hang at "getting system info" now. It has rendered the software useless on multiple machines and configurations.

Rural Walrus
Rural Walrus
I don't recommend
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