3DMark Time Spy shows 2.8x average GPU performance increase over 8 years UL released their newest non-raytraced benchmark yesterday, now available for all 3DMark users, even those on the Basic version (now called “Demo”). This benchmark is a successor to one of the most popular GPU benchmarks, Time Spy. Time Spy was released in 2016 and has amassed 48 million results over its history— that’s a staggering number of tests. The team behind the benchmark compiled those 48 million results into a single graph, showing how GPU performance has changed since 2016. The data reveals a performance gain of around…
Keep on reading: 48 million tests later: 3DMark reveals 8-Year GPU performance trends in TimeSpy 3DMark Time Spy shows 2.8x average GPU performance increase over 8 years UL released their newest non-raytraced benchmark yesterday, now available for all 3DMark users, even those on the Basic version (now called “Demo”). This benchmark is a successor to one of the most popular GPU benchmarks, Time Spy. Time Spy was released in 2016 and has amassed 48 million results over its history— that’s a staggering number of tests. The team behind the benchmark compiled those 48 million results into a single graph, showing how GPU performance has changed since 2016. The data reveals a performance gain of around…Keep on reading: 48 million tests later: 3DMark reveals 8-Year GPU performance trends in TimeSpy Read More VideoCardz.com