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SPEC has just released the latest iteration of its comprehensive 3ds Max benchmark, which covers a wide range of testing angles, and includes measurements for both the CPU and GPU.

The Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation Releases SPECapc for 3ds Max Benchmark for Systems Running Autodesk 3ds Max 2020

The Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation’s (SPEC) Graphics Performance Characterization (SPECgpc) has released a Linux Edition of its SPECviewperf 2020 v3.0 performance benchmark, a world-recognized standard for measuring graphics performance based on professional applications.

SPEC today finally published an updated Linux-native build of their SPECViewPerf industry graphics benchmark for professional applications.

The SPEC Graphics Performance Characterization Group (SPECgpc) has released a Linux Edition of its SPECviewperf 2020 v3.0 performance benchmark. v3.0 was released on December 9, 2021.

While the Windows version of the benchmark had been through three versions, the Linux community was left out, having to rely on the SPECviewperf 13 released almost a decade ago. That is changing today with the availability of the Linux edition of SPECviewperf 2020 v3.0.

With AMD having recently released some new Radeon Pro cards, we wanted to revisit our viewport tests and see how the full stacks stand today.

Standardized, repeatable testing is a key facet of all of the reviews we do at PCMag.com. Here's a rundown of how we test every laptop that hits the bench at PC Labs.

The laptop-review process at PCMag.com carries on core traditions that date back to the establishment of PC Labs in 1984: We compare each system to others in its category on the basis of price, features, design, and in-house performance tests.

The SPEC Graphics Performance Characterization Group (SPECgpc) has released an update to its SPECviewperf benchmark.

The SPEC Workstation Performance Characterization (SPECwpc) group has released an updated version of its SPECworkstation benchmark, SPECworkstation 3.1, which measures all key aspects of workstation performance based on diverse professional applications.

Graphics drivers. We know they exist, we know we need them, and chances are, we’ve all searched for the one best suited to our system and applications. But, what exactly does a graphics driver do?