3DMark 2.32.8919 Adds Windows on Arm Support Ahead of RTX Spark

UL Benchmarks released 3DMark version 2.32.8919 on October 15, 2026, an update that strengthens Windows on Arm support in light of the arrival of RTX Spark, according to 4gamer.net.

3DMark is developed by UL Benchmarks and has been used as a 3D benchmark for about 25 years counting from its roots. When the software was released in 2013, the highlight was multiplatform support.

The benchmark includes cross-platform tests Wild Life and Wild Life Extreme, allowing performance comparison not only with Windows PCs but also with iOS and Android devices. 3DMark also offers the DirectX 12 tests Steel Nomad, Time Spy, Speed Way and Night Raid, along with the Fire Strike test, eight Feature tests and the CPU Profile CPU performance test.

A long history and a shifting lineup

The software traces its roots to the 1997 3D megademo Final Reality, released by Finnish game developer Remedy Entertainment, which included a frame rate measurement feature. At launch, 3DMark included three test suites: Ice Storm, Cloud Gate and Fire Strike. Ice Storm and Cloud Gate were discontinued because their designs became outdated.

At release, 3DMark had three editions: Basic Edition, Advanced Edition and Professional Edition; they are now named 3DMark Demo, 3DMark and 3DMark for Enterprise. The 3DMark Demo is free and can run only five basic tests. The full-featured 3DMark costs 34.99 dollars, while the Steam and Epic Games Store versions are sold for 3900 yen. 3DMark for Enterprise is a subscription for corporate users costing 1695 dollars per year. UL Benchmarks also offers a paid additional Storage Benchmark test for 2.99 dollars, and Testdriver, an enterprise automation system.