Futuremark PCMark 10 features a comprehensive set of tests that cover the wide variety of tasks performed in the modern workplace. Updated for Windows 10 with new and improved workloads, PCMark 10 is also faster and easier to use. Scores should not be compared across versions.Futuremark PCMark 10 is the latest in Futuremark series of industry standard PC benchmarks. The major digit of the version number has changed. Scores can be compared across these versions.
The major digit of the benchmark version number is the same. We guarantees that UL benchmark results are comparable across application versions provided that the major digit of the benchmark version number is the same as illustrated in the examples below. Comparing benchmark scores across versions Benchmark version numbers change rarely and only when absolutely necessary to accommodate changes in third-party applications or bug fixes. Benchmark version numberĪ benchmark version number is specific to a test, for example, 3DMark Time Spy 1.1, (the build number is not shown). We recommend using the latest version of the application.
It changes often as we update our applications to add new features and ensure compatibility with the latest hardware. The application version number applies to the software as a whole, for example, PCMark 10 version. The build number identifies a specific release version of the application.The minor version number indicates a smaller change such as bug fixes and cosmetic changes that do not affect scores.
The major version number indicates a major release with significant content, design, or compatibility changes.We use the number format for all our benchmark products. Most of our benchmarks will prompt you when a new version is available. You can see the installed version numbers on the Options screen in our benchmarks. UL benchmarks have an overall application version number that applies to the software as a whole, and individual benchmark version numbersthat apply to individual tests. We aim to ensure that benchmark scores remain comparable and relevant over the lifetime of the benchmark and its target hardware. In general, benchmark scores are comparable across different versions of a specific test. Solution home General FAQ Can I compare scores from different versions of a benchmark test?
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