Updates for 3DMark03, 3DMark05 and PCMark04

Futuremark Corporation today has released updates for its 3DMark03, 3DMark05 and PCMark04 suites of benchmark software.

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Technical Details Associated with 3DMark05 Patch (Build 1.2.0):

-Benchmark scores do not change between build 1.2.0 and build 1.1.0, except when the system is influenced by the changes listed below;
-Updated System Info module with support for the latest CPU and graphics hardware;
-GeForce FX-series now use VS2.a as default;
-Modified anisotropic texture filtering settings to ensure that all hardware performs the desired amount of filtering when anisotropic filtering is selected from the benchmark settings;
-Updated version of the Entech library, which is used to detect the clock frequency of the graphics chip core and memory;
-Improved compatibility for graphics cards with 128MB of video memory when using Anti-Aliasing;
-Various fixes & corrections to Image Quality Tools;
-Fixed all reported & reproduced bugs;
-Possible result vulnerability has been blocked

Technical Details Associated with 3DMark03 Patch (Build 3.6.0):

-Benchmark scores do not change between the build 3.6.0 and build 3.5.0;
-Updated System Info module with support for the latest CPU and graphics hardware;
-Updated version of the Entech library, which is used to detect the clock frequency of the graphics chip core and memory;
-Requires Microsoft DirectX 9.0c End-User Runtime;
-Fixed all reported & reproduced bugs;
-Possible result vulnerability has been blocked

Technical Details Associated with PCMark04 Patch (Build 1.3.0):

-Benchmark scores do not change between the build 1.3.0 and build 1.2.0;
-Updated System Info module with support for the latest CPU and graphics hardware;
-Updated version of the Entech library, which is used to detect the clock frequency of the graphics chip core and memory;
-Fixed all reported & reproduced bugs;
-Possible result vulnerability has been blocked

Head on over to Short-Media’s Benchmarking forum to compare and discuss these updates and your new scores: Benchmarking Forum

Source: Futuremark