3DMark Speed Way comming with DirectX 12 Ultimate features
The last benchmark from UL Benchmarks for high-performance graphics cards was Port Royal, the first benchmark to support real-time ray tracing, at that time, only NVIDIA’s Turing graphics cards supported this function, and this test was basically prepared for these graphics cards and did not use all the functions of the DirectX 12 Ultimate API. So it’s time for a new benchmark, too.
The new Speed Way benchmark takes advantage of all the features of DirectX 12 Ultimate, including real-time ray tracing, mesh shaders, and variable rate shading. The tests used ray tracing and real-time global illumination to render realistic lighting and reflections.
Get ready for 3DMark Speed Way
3DMark has been the first choice for benchmarking for more than 20 years. Millions of gamers around the world use 3DMark Time Spy and Fire Strike benchmarks to test and compare PC performance.
Today, we’re proud to announce that we are partnering with Lenovo to bring a new 3DMark benchmark to gamers later this year.
3DMark Speed Way is a new GPU benchmark that showcases the graphics technology that will power the next generation of gaming experiences.
3DMark Speed Way uses ray tracing and real-time global illumination to render realistic lighting and reflections. It uses new DirectX 12 Ultimate features such as mesh shaders and variable rate shading to optimize performance and visual quality.
Thanks to our partnership with Lenovo, 3DMark Speed Way features exclusive Legion brand sponsorship and product placements with detailed models of Legion products and merchandise in the benchmark scene.
3DMark Speed Way will be available on Steam later this year. Check back soon for more details.
