3DMark Steal Nomad graphics card benchmark test postponed to achieve fairer cross-platform comparison

According to responses from 3DMark developers on the Steam discussion forum, the latest graphics card benchmark Steal Nomad and its lightweight version Steel Nomad Light will be launched soon to achieve a fairer cross-platform comparison.

3DMark is a widely used benchmark software. UL Solutions released Steal Nomad in November last year. This test is designed to provide a general, non-ray tracing benchmark across multiple platforms representing launches in 2016. Among them, Time Spy is a very important test, providing a common performance baseline test for many platforms.

Unlike Time Spy, which is limited to DirectX 12 API, Steal Nomad can also be used on macOS, Android, and Linux platforms:

• Use Metal API on macOS

• Using Vulcan API on Android, Linux

The developer said that unlike the game,after the benchmark was released, it It would be inappropriate to make corrections that affect test scores, so Steal Nomad needs to be launched with enough care to ensure it stands the test of time.

UL Solutions has received feedback from multiple industry partners about Steal Nomad and is working towards a fair cross-platform comparison, so Delaying its launch on the Windows platform to the beginning of the second quarter,

is expected to be released in April.

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