3DMark 2.2.3509 for Windows

by Futuremark Corp.

Avg. Rating 2.8 (125 votes)

File Details

File Size 3,613.3 MB
License Freeware
Operating System Windows 7/8/10/Vista
Date Added
Total Downloads 79,453
Publisher Futuremark Corp.
Homepage 3DMark

Publisher's Description

3DMark includes everything you need to benchmark your hardware in one app. Whether you're gaming on a smart phone, tablet, notebook, laptop, desktop, or a high performance gaming PC, 3DMark includes a benchmark designed specifically for your type of device. And it's not just for Windows. You can compare your scores with Android and iOS devices too. It's the best 3DMark we've ever created.

Latest Reviews

CyberDoc999

CyberDoc999 reviewed v2.0.1979 on Apr 13, 2016

see www.catzilla.com
for the real deal

CyberDoc999

CyberDoc999 reviewed v1.3.708 on Jun 14, 2014

has spyware adware

davygiven

davygiven reviewed v2006 Build 1.1.0 on Nov 30, 2006

If you've already got '06 you can just download the 7mb Build 1.1.0 patch from
http://www.futuremark.co...wnload/3dmark06patch110/

eL MaesTro

eL MaesTro reviewed v2005 Build 1.2.0 on Jan 27, 2005

1st, I got a 9800 Pro on 3,0 P4 and runs very laggy
-- but well that's the intention, to bring every system to it's knees and to show what could be done in the future to the max

2nd. 9600xt are 2 years old not 4

somethinbaloo1

somethinbaloo1 reviewed v2005 Build 1.2.0 on Jan 26, 2005

Good bench program and gives you a good estimate of how your computer should run for futuristic that will rip your computer apart. And for the 9600 xt, that is definately some older technology especially when you are not using pci express x16 which allows the graphics card to have the information to be transferred on a basic two lane highway instead of an old agp slot which it only allows it to go in one direction at time. So update your system before posting a bad review on it because of your older system. And they do have mad pci express boards now so you can still use your 3200+ if you choose to do so.

Somnambulator

Somnambulator reviewed v2005 Build 1.2.0 on Jan 26, 2005

the absolute best piece of hardware to test system stability. crank up that FSB and loop 3dmark03 or 05 overnight. if it's running when you wake up, congrats on a nearly 100% stable overclock.

ModderXManiac

ModderXManiac reviewed v2005 Build 1.2.0 on Jan 26, 2005

Dear Mr. Athlon 64 3200 and 9600 XT, your an idiot, of course it runs like puke on a 9600, this program was intended for benching systems with AT LEAST a 9800 XT / Geforce 5900. BTW, a 9600 XT is NOT decent hardware ;)
If this runs like crap on your comp, then get 3dmark2003. Those of you who gave this program bad ratings because of your s***ty hardware, just stfu and leave reviews to people that know what they are talking about, and actually have recent hardware, not 4-year-old graphics cards.

I am very impressed, this thing gives my overclocked A64 FX55 quite a workout, and comes quite handy when overclocking my 6800, to see if I have any improvements. Best graphics benchmarking out there, period.

DiGiTaLFX

DiGiTaLFX reviewed v2005 Build 1.2.0 on Jan 26, 2005

Great program. Obviously nothing can beat a real game as a gaming benchmark. But you can't fault this as a synthetic benchmark. It is always ahead of the game stressing your computer to the max, therefore showing you how your computer will perform with next year's games (which is important when considering a new computer).

teranova52

teranova52 reviewed v2005 Build 110 on Oct 31, 2004

Yes another 3D garbage, i do wonder what they promote this year , ATI or Nvidia ?? hahaha

My Gigabyte ATI 9600Pro rocks :-)

mjm01010101

mjm01010101 reviewed v2005 Build 110 on Oct 1, 2004

A poor tool. Nice and pretty demo, but as a benchmark tool it's been both ahead of it's time for a few generations as well as a easily tweaked tool for the vid card manufacturers. It runs like puke on my hardware with Athlon 64 3200+ and 9600xt, which is decent hardware.

By the way, to the previous poster, you need to tweak your AGP available RAM in the BIOS, bump it up a tad.

Avg. Rating 2.8 (125 votes)
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CyberDoc999

CyberDoc999 reviewed v2.0.1979 on Apr 13, 2016

see www.catzilla.com
for the real deal

CyberDoc999

CyberDoc999 reviewed v1.3.708 on Jun 14, 2014

has spyware adware

davygiven

davygiven reviewed v2006 Build 1.1.0 on Nov 30, 2006

If you've already got '06 you can just download the 7mb Build 1.1.0 patch from
http://www.futuremark.co...wnload/3dmark06patch110/

eL MaesTro

eL MaesTro reviewed v2005 Build 1.2.0 on Jan 27, 2005

1st, I got a 9800 Pro on 3,0 P4 and runs very laggy
-- but well that's the intention, to bring every system to it's knees and to show what could be done in the future to the max

2nd. 9600xt are 2 years old not 4

somethinbaloo1

somethinbaloo1 reviewed v2005 Build 1.2.0 on Jan 26, 2005

Good bench program and gives you a good estimate of how your computer should run for futuristic that will rip your computer apart. And for the 9600 xt, that is definately some older technology especially when you are not using pci express x16 which allows the graphics card to have the information to be transferred on a basic two lane highway instead of an old agp slot which it only allows it to go in one direction at time. So update your system before posting a bad review on it because of your older system. And they do have mad pci express boards now so you can still use your 3200+ if you choose to do so.

Somnambulator

Somnambulator reviewed v2005 Build 1.2.0 on Jan 26, 2005

the absolute best piece of hardware to test system stability. crank up that FSB and loop 3dmark03 or 05 overnight. if it's running when you wake up, congrats on a nearly 100% stable overclock.

ModderXManiac

ModderXManiac reviewed v2005 Build 1.2.0 on Jan 26, 2005

Dear Mr. Athlon 64 3200 and 9600 XT, your an idiot, of course it runs like puke on a 9600, this program was intended for benching systems with AT LEAST a 9800 XT / Geforce 5900. BTW, a 9600 XT is NOT decent hardware ;)
If this runs like crap on your comp, then get 3dmark2003. Those of you who gave this program bad ratings because of your s***ty hardware, just stfu and leave reviews to people that know what they are talking about, and actually have recent hardware, not 4-year-old graphics cards.

I am very impressed, this thing gives my overclocked A64 FX55 quite a workout, and comes quite handy when overclocking my 6800, to see if I have any improvements. Best graphics benchmarking out there, period.

DiGiTaLFX

DiGiTaLFX reviewed v2005 Build 1.2.0 on Jan 26, 2005

Great program. Obviously nothing can beat a real game as a gaming benchmark. But you can't fault this as a synthetic benchmark. It is always ahead of the game stressing your computer to the max, therefore showing you how your computer will perform with next year's games (which is important when considering a new computer).

teranova52

teranova52 reviewed v2005 Build 110 on Oct 31, 2004

Yes another 3D garbage, i do wonder what they promote this year , ATI or Nvidia ?? hahaha

My Gigabyte ATI 9600Pro rocks :-)

mjm01010101

mjm01010101 reviewed v2005 Build 110 on Oct 1, 2004

A poor tool. Nice and pretty demo, but as a benchmark tool it's been both ahead of it's time for a few generations as well as a easily tweaked tool for the vid card manufacturers. It runs like puke on my hardware with Athlon 64 3200+ and 9600xt, which is decent hardware.

By the way, to the previous poster, you need to tweak your AGP available RAM in the BIOS, bump it up a tad.

Ameranu

Ameranu reviewed v2005 Build 100 on Sep 29, 2004

What can i say -.-

I got an error every time when Game 2 demo starts.
It is DX9 control applet saying that i'm out of video memory.

And i'm Running on Radeon 9600XT with 128MB memory.

Not Good.

Jeffsoft

Jeffsoft reviewed v2005 Build 100 on Sep 29, 2004

this is cool!!

FailedCRC

FailedCRC reviewed v2003 3.4.0 on Nov 12, 2003

which real engine would that be?

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