3DMark celebrates 10th anniversary! Go FutureMark!
By Tim Quax on 20 december 2008
The benchmark software 3DMark of Futuremark celebrates it's tenth anniversary! Since 1998 3DMark is used to convert graphical performance of systems worldwide into hard numbers, inspiring thousands to OC their cards until artifacts appear or the hardware dies.
Since march 2001 the scores are collected in the ORB database, which contains over thirty million reults. According to FutureMark, new results are added to the database every 4 seconds.
FutureMark is holding a contest to celebrate this anniversary. Click here for more information.
FutureMark is holding a contest to celebrate this anniversary. Click here for more information.
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