GFXBench is designed for measuring sustained, long-term graphics performance, render quality and power consumption in a single, easy-to-use application.

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GFXBench is the first performance benchmark to support low-level APIs such as Metal, Vulkan and DirectX12.

Android, iOS, OSX, Windows, Windows Phone 8 and RTįorward-looking: designed to test new low-level APIs (Metal, Vulkan, DX12).

Multiple render target (deferred rendering).

OpenGL ES 3.0, Desktop OpenGL, Metal, DirectX11.

OpenGL ES 3.1 with Android Extension Pack, Desktop OpenGL.

Vulkan, Metal, OpenGL ES 3.2, Desktop OpenGL, DirectX11, DirectX12.

You can also toggle the V-Ray GPU CUDA results to show GPU-only scores or ones that use hybrid configurations.

Advanced - New search options make it easy to filter the benchmark results by device, a number of devices, and SMT/Hyper-Threading settings.

Simplified UI - Benchmarking your hardware is easier than ever with the redesigned user interface.

Save and Share Your Results - Save scores directly in the Benchmark app, and share images of the results with the built-in screen capture tool.

Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling - The V-Ray GPU benchmark can now detect if hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling is enabled in Windows 10.

More Detailed CPU Results - New CPU information includes physical count, SMT/Hyper-Threading, overclocking, etc.

New RTX Testing Mode - Test the render performance of V-Ray GPU on NVIDIA RTX graphics cards.

V-Ray 5 Performance - Benchmark rendering speeds using the latest V-Ray 5 technology.

There's also a super-intensive CPU benchmark included, too. The new V-Ray 5 GPU benchmark has support for RTX technology, so if you have a GeForce RTX 20 or GeForce RTX 30 series graphics card then you can stress test your machine with a new GPU benchmark.

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