New version of 3D Mark coming out tomorrow

By Debbie Timmins (Weefz)
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Updated: 17th Jan, 2006

The new version of Futuremark’s renowned hardware benchmarking program 3DMark is coming out tomorrow.It’s exclusive to GameSpot at launch and should be available from this link.

They’re releasing 3 versions – a free basic version, an advanced edition for sale at US$19.95 (expanded features, playable mini-game and enchanced Online ResultBrowser features – how vague…) and a professional edition for commercial use at US$500! I’ll stick to the free one, thanks.

If you ever wondered how good your PC is for games compared to everyone else’s, this is the tool to use. We’ll be benchmarking our average gaming PCs and posting the scores soon!

Links:

3D Mark at GameSpot
Futuremark

Update 19th Jan 06: For those of you who hate slow downloads it’s now available from lots of places and MajorGeeks.com has it on BitTorrent.

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Debbie owns and runs The Average Gamer. She started her gaming addiction during the mid-eighties on a lovely green Amstrad CPC64. From those early days of The Hobbit (say to Thorin “Carry me please”) she graduated to Lucasarts adventures and western C-RPGs. A few years of Discworld MUD addiction followed. Eventually she found first-person shooters, Japanese RPGs and survival games and is now a fully-rounded gamer. You can find her on Twitter as Weefz

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