You must be wondering, can my PC run 3DMark? On this page you will find 3DMark system requirements for PC (Windows). We constantly update our data to provide you with latest and most accurate requirements.
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Requires 64 bit processor and operating system.
| Minimum Requirements | |
|---|---|
| OS | OS Windows 10 |
| Processor | Processor |
| Memory | Memory 4GB |
| Graphics | Graphics DirectX 11* |
| Storage | Storage 2.9 GB space to install Time Spy only |
3DMark minimum requirements for Windows assume having at least Windows 10 operating system. Your processor should be 1.8 GHz Dual-Core or a more powerful one. The minimum RAM requirement is 4GB. As for a graphics card, it should be DirectX 11*. You also have to have 2.9 GB space to install Time Spy only free disk space to install the game.
3DMark is for gamers, overclockers and system builders who want to get more out of their hardware. With its wide range of benchmark tests, 3DMark has everything you need to test your PC's performance.
You would be able to run 3DMark on your PC if it meets minimum requirements below. You can also use our free test tool to check it!
Minimum requirements for Windows are:
You need at least 4GB of RAM to run 3DMark on PC.
1.8 GHz Dual-Core is a minimum requirement for PC to be able to run 3DMark.
At least 2.9 GB space to install Time Spy only of disk space is required to install 3DMark on your PC.
You need DirectX 11* or more powerful video card.
Yes, 3DMark needs a 64-bit processor and operating system.
Yes, as long as it meets minimum requirements above.
