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Edition SteamFree PCMark 10 benchmark test Click the "Download Demo" button on the Steam store page to download PCMark 10 Basic Edition. PCMark 10 Advanced Edition Buy Steam PCMark 10 benchmark test PCMark 10 Express test PCMark 10 Extended test Hardware monitoring Custom benchmark settings Compare results side-by-side Save results offline Bundle Advanced Edition Buy Steam Save 25% PCMark 10 Advanced Edition 3DMark Advanced Edition VRMark Advanced Edition Steam is a popular digital platform for buying games and software. Steam is available in over 200 territories and 28 languages. It supports over 100 payment methods across 35 currencies. When you buy PCMark 10 from Steam you get a fast download, easy installation and automatic updates. You can move your license key freely between the Steam and the stand-alone versions. Steam versions are for personal, non-commercial use only. Minimum system requirements OS Windows 7, 64-bit Processor Dual-core CPU Memory 4 GB of system memory Graphics DirectX 11 Display 1920 × 1080 Hard drive 6 GB free space PCMark 10 Express needs only 2 GB of system memory and a display with 1280 × 720 resolution. Applications system requirements OS Windows 10 Processor Dual-core CPU Memory 2 GB of system memory Graphics DirectX 11 Display 1280 × 720 Hard drive 2 GB free space To run the PCMark 10 Applications benchmark, you must have the relevant applications from Microsoft Office 2013 or later installed on the system. Windows 10 on Arm and Windows 11 on Arm support The PCMark 10 Applications benchmark, and the Office, Video, and Idle scenarios for the Battery Life Profile support Windows 10 on Arm and Windows 11 on Arm. These benchmarks are available to owners of PCMark 10 Professional Edition. Ready for Windows 11 Every benchmark test in PCMark 10 is compatible with Windows 11. The PCMark 10 Applications benchmark is compatible with Microsoft Office 2021. Languages English German Russian Simplified Chinese Support Latest version 2.2.2704 | October 3, 2024 PCMark 10 user guide PCMark 10 support

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PCMark 10 is the latest version in our series of industry standard PC benchmarks. Updated for Windows 10 with new and improved workloads, PCMark 10 is also faster and easier to use. PCMark 10 features a comprehensive set of tests that cover the wide variety of tasks performed in the modern workplace. With a range of performance tests, custom run options, Battery Life Profile, and new Storage benchmarks, PCMark 10 is the complete PC benchmark for the modern office. Buy now The industry standard PC performance benchmark for Windows 10. Relevant tests which reflect the varied demands of modern work. Battery life tests covering a range of common scenarios. Test and compare the latest SSDs with dedicated storage benchmarks. Accurate and impartial results, ideal for vendor-neutral procurement. Created in cooperation with leading technology companies. Easy to use PCMark 10 is easy to install and run, no complicated configuration required. PCMark 10 measures complete system performance for modern office needs using tests based on real-world applications and activities. Run any of the benchmark tests and you'll get a score that you can use to compare systems. Or run the five battery life scenarios to test and compare laptop battery life. Fast and efficient With its new and improved workloads, the main PCMark 10 benchmark takes less than half the time of the equivalent test in PCMark 8. Just click run In PCMark 10, you no longer have to choose between the Accelerated and Conventional benchmarking modes used in PCMark 8. Multi-level reporting Each benchmark run produces a high-level benchmark score, mid-level test group scores, and low-level workload scores. New yet familiar PCMark 10 shares the same style of user interface as 3DMark and VRMark. With its familiar layout, it's easy to start benchmarking with PCMark 10. UL Solutions recommends Procyon Procyon is designed to be the successor for PCMark 10 and includes Benchmarks using real-word applications for office productivity, AI inference, photo and video editing and battery life. While we are encouraging new customers to choose Procyon, we are continuing basic product support for PCMark 10 while we continue to expand the Procyon offering. We will not end support of any entreprise UL Solutions benchmark without providing an appropriate notice of at least 12 months to all customers. Find out more PCMark 10 performance benchmarks PC benchmarks for the modern office PCMark 10 benchmark The main PCMark 10 benchmark test is

Home> Benchmarks by Jarred Walton on October 21, 2013 2:20 PM EST Posted in Benchmarks Futuremark PCMark 8 We’ve had a “preview” release of PCMark 8 for a few months now, but Futuremark was still working on a few minor issues it seems – plus the pending release of Windows 8.1 likely created a reason for delaying the public launch. Today it appears everything is finally in order and PCMark 8 Basic and Advanced editions are now available. (Sort of…Futuremark’s web page was being updated briefly and the Steam store pages aren’t live, but I suspect those will go up some time today. Update: And the Steam page is live now.) PCMark 8 follows in the steps of the latest 3DMark with a modified user interface that is more touchscreen friendly. It also breaks up the benchmark into five tests: Home, Creative, Work, Storage, and Applications. The Creative test is a superset of the Home and Work tests, and likewise Home is a superset of Work, but the overall scores in each category can still vary depending on the capabilities of the device being tested. Storage naturally focuses on your storage device, and it can take a while to run on an SSD never mind waiting around for a hard drive. The Applications suite is the one item I have yet to test, as it requires Microsoft Office (2010 or later) and Adobe Creative Cloud (or later) in order to run. Also included as part of the overall package are battery life tests for the Home, Creative, and Work suites. In terms of what you get with PCMark 8, the Basic edition only includes the Home, Creative, and Work benchmarks, along with the battery life tests. The Advanced version adds the Storage and Applications suites. Basic is available for free – either from the Steam PCMark 8 page or from one of the download mirrors. The Advanced edition is priced at $49.95 regularly, but there’s a sale going on right now on Steam that will save you 25%, or a price of $37.49. You can see results for PCMark 8

Value and ConclusionPCMark 10 Professional Edition releases globally today - June 5, 2017. PCMark 10 Basic and Advanced release June 22, 2017 and will cost $0 and $29.99 respectively.New and improved workloads vs. PCMark 8No more confusion between having to choose Accelerated vs. Conventional modesFaster to install, run and analyze vs. PCMark 8More analysis options in the program itself, as well as onlineRemoval of some dedicated tests, including storage and battery life, vs. PCMark 8Reliance on open-source programs means the digital content creation group no longer uses popular Adobe and Microsoft applicationsNo support for more than a thread/CPU core and more than a GPUAlmost four years later, Futuremark has released the next iteration to their PCMark benchmarking program. That is not to say they have done nothing in four years as the hardware world changes far too often to stay dormant. Futuremark has released VRMark, updated 3DMark to include some benchmarks for VR and also DX12, and did release more mobile-centric benchmarks. PCMark 8 was lagging behind in use, with 3DMark doing a lot already and people preferring individual application benchmarking vs. a full suite that was getting dated.PCMark 10 is a strong attempt to get PCMark back into not just hardware reviewers' hands, but also office and home professionals alike. Gone are the storage and battery tests, but in return, you get more real-world testing in digital content creation, simulations and modeling, and an entire gaming group, while still retaining the essentials and productivity groups that contain tasks a lot of us do daily and rarely think about if running slowly. The extended analysis is a great help in identifying bottlenecks or the lack thereof, and it also is useful when it comes to building a balanced system. Compared to PCMark 8, nearly all the tests have been updated