Heaven benchmark download

UNIGINE Corp. released today an improved version (3.0) of its renown Heaven DX11 Benchmark based on its proprietary UNIGINE engine. Great looking as ever and containing many technical improvements, it now runs on Mac and supports for variety of new hardware, including extended support for multi-monitor configurations. "It's very inspiring that more and more hardware testing professionals as well as tech enthusiasts find Heaven Benchmark useful. Our technology platform is constantly growing and we can bring Heaven Benchmark to new platforms and new hardware", said Denis Shergin, CEO of UNIGINE Corp.What's New? - Added Mac OS X version compatible with 10.7+ (no tessellation). - Added support for Intel HD 3000 GPU (no tessellation). - Improved support for multi-monitor configurations. - Added support for NVIDIA 3D Surround (multi-monitor stereo 3D). - Enhanced NVIDIA 3D Vision support. - New cross-platform launcher without .NET dependencies. - Fixed Phoronix Test Suite compatibility issue. - Fixed minor visual artifacts. - Improved compatibility with Mesa drivers. - Improved detection of new GPUs.Professional EditionThe updated Professional Edition of the benchmark combines all new features of version 3.0 with flexible automation and logging facility to provide the best GPU and/or stress testing experience. Heaven Pro version features include: - Command line automation. - Reports in CSV format. - Stress testing mode (benchmark looping). - Technical support. - Licensed for commercial use.Heaven DX11 Benchmark Pro is available for purchase in the UNIGINE online store.About Heaven DX11 Benchmark"Heaven" is a picturesque benchmark in a steampunk setting. Its key features are: - Heavy GPU load, extreme hardware stability test. - Support of DirectX 9, DirectX 10, DirectX 11 and OpenGL 4.0. - Comprehensive use of hardware tessellation technology (3 presets). - Advanced ambient occlusion. - Dynamic global illumination. - Volumetric cumulonimbus clouds of high physical fidelity. - Simulation of day-night shift and changing light conditions. - Dynamic sky with light scattering. - Interactive experience with fly/walk-through modes. - Support of NVIDIA SLI and ATI CrossFire technologies. - Stereo 3D modes:AnaglyphSeparate images3D Vision3D SurroundiZ3D - Support of multi-monitor configurations. - Based on the latest, most advanced version version of powerful UNIGINE engine.The basic version of Heaven DX11 Benchmark is available free of charge for download from the official website.

With MSI Afterburner Unlike CPU overclocking, which involves tinkering with the system BIOS, GPU undervolting is a simple affair that can be done within minutes from the safety of your operating system. This guide will use the MSI Afterburner utility to undervolt the GPU. Be sure to download the latest version. You will also need a stable benchmarking tool to give you reliable initial GPU parameters to fine-tune the supply voltage. Usually, any GPU benchmark will work, but we recommend UNIGINE’s Heaven Benchmark because it can run in windowed mode without crashing. After downloading and installing Heaven Benchmark, it is important to deselect the Fullscreen option from the Settings menu because we will be using the MSI Afterburner utility in conjunction with the benchmark. Running it in the windowed mode makes it easy to tweak GPU settings simultaneously. Step 1: Fire Up the Heaven Benchmark Run the benchmark with the default settings in the windowed mode. This allows the GPU to hit its maximum stable core clock speed during graphics-intensive applications such as gaming. Step 2: Launch MSI Afterburner Utility Run the MSI Afterburner GPU overclocking utility and pay attention to the GPU clock speed readout right at the top. In our case, the NVIDIA RTX 3070 settled in at a core clock speed of 1905MHz. Make a note of the clock speed that your GPU settles at after 10 to 15 minutes of operation. You’ll need this value later. Step 3: Analyze the Voltage/Frequency Curve Press CTRL + F

#1 Unigine launched version 2.1 of its Heaven cross-platform, cross-API 3D Graphics benchmark. The popular free benchmark application uses the builds on Unigine Heaven 2.0, with two major changes. To begin with, it supports OpenGL 4.0, a 3D graphics API that is technologically comparable to DirectX 11. Heaven 2.1 uses all of the latest features of GL 4.0, including hardware tessellation support. The second major change is the support for stereoscopic 3D, including support for several stereo 3D viewing modes such as Analygraph, separate images, 3D Vision, and iZ3D. Several other stability fixes were also introduced. DOWNLOAD: Unigine Heaven 2.1View at TechPowerUp Main Site #2 And so the benching fun begins Bo$$ Lab Extraordinaire #3 And so the benching fun begins again* #4 Why bother? This update clearly shows it had nv in mind. I really don't see the rational of 3D being added for a benchmark such as this. #5 Why bother? This update clearly shows it had nv in mind. I really don't see the rational of 3D being added for a benchmark such as this. i hear that. then again those that want to test dx11 performance with nvidia 3d enabled will get an "idea" of what to expect compared to non-dx11 3d. #6 This update clearly shows it had nv in mind. Exactlyj/k bro. I see what your saying, but the update itself seems reasonable. #7 nvidias press monkey. No thanx. That dragon brings back memories of Nvidia: " tessellation ... and tessellation.. when you tessellate."