3Dmark retires 32 bit

[Noid]

Steam and 3Dmark

I never liked the game platform software providers.

There hasn't been a stand alone version offered for those of us who paid and still want it.

 

[igor_kavinski]

32-bit had to go sooner or later. Who runs a 32-bit OS anymore? Anyone wanting to run the latest 3DMARK on a system with just 4GB RAM max is...challenged?

 

[igor_kavinski]

There hasn't been a stand alone version offered for those of us who paid and still want it.

I share that gripe with you.

 

[tcsenter]

There hasn't been a stand alone version offered for those of us who paid and still want it.

Last year I got in on a special bundle deal for the latest 3DMark and PCMark 10, both are stand alone versions, no Steam account required?

 

[igor_kavinski]

Last year I got in on a special bundle deal for the latest 3DMark and PCMark 10

Thanks! I see that a great deal is live on the UL site right now.

 

[tcsenter]

Thanks! I see that a great deal is live on the UL site right now.

Yep the Advanced Edition Bundle. Just select "Buy" instead of 'Steam Powered'.

 

[Hail The Brain Slug]

You can go to the settings and access your keys inside the steam version and register them directly onto your UL account to access downloads for the standalone version. You just have to enter the keys into the standalone version once you've installed it to use it.