Description
You run 3DMark or PCMark and get "SystemInfo is out of date, score invalid" — a wasted benchmark run. This component is what it is asking for.
SystemInfo is the shared module UL (formerly Futuremark) benchmarks use to identify the hardware in a machine: CPU, GPU, memory, motherboard and driver versions all come from it, and it is what vouches for your configuration when a score is uploaded to the comparison database. New hardware needs a new SystemInfo, or the benchmark may misidentify the GPU or reject the score.
It collects no personal information and does not affect scores. Supported benchmarks normally prompt to update it; this installer lets you do it by hand.
Hardware identification: scans CPU, GPU, memory, motherboard, storage, power and driver details for the benchmark to record.
XML export: the scan result can be exported to XML to see exactly what was detected.
Standalone update: install this MSI to bring the component up to date without reinstalling 3DMark.
Requirements: Windows 7 or later; machines still on XP need the old 4.28 release.
SystemInfo is the shared module UL (formerly Futuremark) benchmarks use to identify the hardware in a machine: CPU, GPU, memory, motherboard and driver versions all come from it, and it is what vouches for your configuration when a score is uploaded to the comparison database. New hardware needs a new SystemInfo, or the benchmark may misidentify the GPU or reject the score.
It collects no personal information and does not affect scores. Supported benchmarks normally prompt to update it; this installer lets you do it by hand.
Features
Hardware identification: scans CPU, GPU, memory, motherboard, storage, power and driver details for the benchmark to record.
XML export: the scan result can be exported to XML to see exactly what was detected.
Standalone update: install this MSI to bring the component up to date without reinstalling 3DMark.
Requirements: Windows 7 or later; machines still on XP need the old 4.28 release.
