Your GPU is ready to rumble, but your CPU doesn't want to play.
Can you handle Fire Strike Extreme?
Submit a score that contains 666.
Submit a score that contains the sequence 1337.
Submit a score from a system with 12 or more logical CPU cores.
Submit a score from a system with 3 or more GPUs in SLI or Crossfire.
Only experts should try to push their CPU more than 50% over stock.
Fire Strike over 9000? There's no way that could be right.
Submit a result using new hardware that isn't recognised by 3DMark.
With your CPU you could do anything. That GPU is just holding you back.
Submit a score that is at least 10% higher than your last score.
Time Spy over 9000? There's (still) no way that could be right.
Windows 10? Check. DirectX 12? Check. Time Spy? Check. Congratulations. You're ready!
If your Time Spy frame rate is less than 5 FPS, just relax and enjoy the details.
Score 99% or more in the Time Spy Stress Test.
Spend five minutes in interactive mode in a feature test.
Achieve a good score for your hardware.
Achieve a great score for your hardware.
Achieve an excellent score for your hardware.
Achieve a legendary score for your hardware.
Achieve a legendary score for your hardware during Lunar New Year.
Pass a DirectX 12 stress test.
Run Port Royal with an average frame rate greater than 40 FPS.
Run Time Spy Extreme on January 1.
Run a benchmark between 00:00 and 06:00.
Run a DirectX 12 graphics benchmark using integrated graphics.
Run Time Spy Extreme or Fire Strike Ultra.
Run all four DirectX 12 Ultimate feature tests.
Run a DirectX 12 benchmark with custom settings.
Keep the GPU temperature under 65 °C for the duration of a DirectX 12 stress test.
Keep the CPU temperature below 55 °C during a CPU Profile benchmark run.
Keep the GPU temperature below 55 °C during a DirectX 12 benchmark run.
