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Download: Futuremark Outs 3DMark v2.3.3682
Futuremark has releases 3DMark v2.3.3682, the new build has obtained a fix that could cause the API Overhead feature test to fail at the end of the DirectX 12 test on some systems. You can download the new binary from our file-servers as we speak.
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#5416837 Posted on: 04/06/2017 10:59 AM
A small "fix" that could cause an API failure? Perhaps a small fix for the API failure was lost in translation?
That or 3DMark is mad and hell bent on breaking their benchmark.
A small "fix" that could cause an API failure? Perhaps a small fix for the API failure was lost in translation?
That or 3DMark is mad and hell bent on breaking their benchmark.
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#5416855 Posted on: 04/06/2017 11:54 AM
Can confirm, this update has fixed the API overhead test from crashing (my system had the bug).
Can confirm, this update has fixed the API overhead test from crashing (my system had the bug).
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#5416889 Posted on: 04/06/2017 01:21 PM
Another 3.7GB download for a "small fix".
They need to release a patch for this type of update, it is quite annoying to download over 7GB in the last two weeks.
Another 3.7GB download for a "small fix".
They need to release a patch for this type of update, it is quite annoying to download over 7GB in the last two weeks.
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#5416890 Posted on: 04/06/2017 01:24 PM
Another 3.7GB download for a "small fix".
They need to release a patch for this type of update, it is quite annoying to download over 7GB in the last two weeks.
It takes 15min to download 4gb with 40mbps net that cost 20€ a month.
Idk whats the big deal.
Another 3.7GB download for a "small fix".
They need to release a patch for this type of update, it is quite annoying to download over 7GB in the last two weeks.
It takes 15min to download 4gb with 40mbps net that cost 20€ a month.
Idk whats the big deal.
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#5416893 Posted on: 04/06/2017 01:31 PM
Another 3.7GB download for a "small fix".
They need to release a patch for this type of update, it is quite annoying to download over 7GB in the last two weeks.
It was just a 5MB update for me :/
It takes 15min to download 4gb with 40mbps net that cost 20€ a month.
Idk whats the big deal.
Not everyone has access to a fast connection geographically speaking - I can only get ADSL and it's a sh*t connection, takes me over an hour to download 1GB for example.
Another 3.7GB download for a "small fix".
They need to release a patch for this type of update, it is quite annoying to download over 7GB in the last two weeks.
It was just a 5MB update for me :/
It takes 15min to download 4gb with 40mbps net that cost 20€ a month.
Idk whats the big deal.
Not everyone has access to a fast connection geographically speaking - I can only get ADSL and it's a sh*t connection, takes me over an hour to download 1GB for example.
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#5416898 Posted on: 04/06/2017 01:41 PM
It was just a 5MB update for me :/
Not everyone has access to a fast connection geographically speaking - I can only get ADSL and it's a sh*t connection, takes me over an hour to download 1GB for example.
Even Sky`s lowest broadband is more than that, either youve been seriously capped or you have a line issue.
It was just a 5MB update for me :/
Not everyone has access to a fast connection geographically speaking - I can only get ADSL and it's a sh*t connection, takes me over an hour to download 1GB for example.
Even Sky`s lowest broadband is more than that, either youve been seriously capped or you have a line issue.
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#5416938 Posted on: 04/06/2017 02:37 PM
It's the distance to the exchange and it's crap. No cable or fibre on our road yet either.
Even Sky`s lowest broadband is more than that, either youve been seriously capped or you have a line issue.
It's the distance to the exchange and it's crap. No cable or fibre on our road yet either.
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#5416946 Posted on: 04/06/2017 02:45 PM
2 mbit/s means around 4.5 km distance from the exchange.
it's typical for rural and not well expanded areas.
some people even need to do DSL via satellite because there is no direct line to their ISP. that may increase speeds to ~10-16mbit/s but it also means RTT of 200-300ms
2 mbit/s means around 4.5 km distance from the exchange.
it's typical for rural and not well expanded areas.
some people even need to do DSL via satellite because there is no direct line to their ISP. that may increase speeds to ~10-16mbit/s but it also means RTT of 200-300ms
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#5416959 Posted on: 04/06/2017 03:06 PM
API test always crashes on me after first DX11 test.
Wonder if it will run now.
Ive tried stock cpu clocks and still same issue.
API test always crashes on me after first DX11 test.
Wonder if it will run now.
Ive tried stock cpu clocks and still same issue.
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#5416963 Posted on: 04/06/2017 03:16 PM
2 mbit/s means around 4.5 km distance from the exchange.
it's typical for rural and not well expanded areas.
some people even need to do DSL via satellite because there is no direct line to their ISP. that may increase speeds to ~10-16mbit/s but it also means RTT of 200-300ms
Yup, that's exactly it, exchange is 4 miles away but it's also because of the lines being over subscribed, we did have 3.7mbps up until a few months ago, but we've had a few more neighbours moving in recently each subscribing to broadband, it's no coincidence that our net speed has dropped since their arrival (our neighbours that have been here before the new arrivals have also noted a drop in speed).
2 mbit/s means around 4.5 km distance from the exchange.
it's typical for rural and not well expanded areas.
some people even need to do DSL via satellite because there is no direct line to their ISP. that may increase speeds to ~10-16mbit/s but it also means RTT of 200-300ms
Yup, that's exactly it, exchange is 4 miles away but it's also because of the lines being over subscribed, we did have 3.7mbps up until a few months ago, but we've had a few more neighbours moving in recently each subscribing to broadband, it's no coincidence that our net speed has dropped since their arrival (our neighbours that have been here before the new arrivals have also noted a drop in speed).
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#5417253 Posted on: 04/06/2017 11:45 PM
DX12 hang bug fixed for me.
DX12 hang bug fixed for me.
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#5417324 Posted on: 04/07/2017 06:45 AM
It was just a 5MB update for me :/
Did you update from within the 3DMark application?
The last few times I tried that the update failed and corrupted the installation.
I would prefer to download a patch and run it when 3DMark is not open.
Not everyone has access to a fast connection geographically speaking - I can only get ADSL and it's a sh*t connection, takes me over an hour to download 1GB for example.
This is true, I pay $100 per month for ADSL2 with 1TB download limit.
I have 12Mbps (Megabits not Megabytes!) downstream (when there is no network congestion) so it takes me a while to download.
It was just a 5MB update for me :/
Did you update from within the 3DMark application?
The last few times I tried that the update failed and corrupted the installation.
I would prefer to download a patch and run it when 3DMark is not open.
Not everyone has access to a fast connection geographically speaking - I can only get ADSL and it's a sh*t connection, takes me over an hour to download 1GB for example.
This is true, I pay $100 per month for ADSL2 with 1TB download limit.
I have 12Mbps (Megabits not Megabytes!) downstream (when there is no network congestion) so it takes me a while to download.
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#5417390 Posted on: 04/07/2017 10:07 AM
For me the update was very small too. Updated within Steam
For me the update was very small too. Updated within Steam
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#5417439 Posted on: 04/07/2017 01:11 PM
Did you update from within the 3DMark application?
The last few times I tried that the update failed and corrupted the installation.
I would prefer to download a patch and run it when 3DMark is not open.
This is true, I pay $100 per month for ADSL2 with 1TB download limit.
I have 12Mbps (Megabits not Megabytes!) downstream (when there is no network congestion) so it takes me a while to download.
I've got it through Steam
Did you update from within the 3DMark application?
The last few times I tried that the update failed and corrupted the installation.
I would prefer to download a patch and run it when 3DMark is not open.
This is true, I pay $100 per month for ADSL2 with 1TB download limit.
I have 12Mbps (Megabits not Megabytes!) downstream (when there is no network congestion) so it takes me a while to download.
I've got it through Steam
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I didnt get crashes on dx12 at all and i did benched quite a few times.
Anyway, thanks HH.