3DMark 2011 full changelog

· Trial Edition has been removed
· Basic Edition is now free
· Added display scaling to improve display compatibility
· PPU acceleration of the CPU tests is now disabled by default
· Re-compiled with Visual Studio 2010
· Updated the SystemInfo component to version 0

All Editions:
· Fixed an issue with SystemInfo that prevented the Physics and Combined tests from running.
· Fixed an issue that could cause a crash if the DirectX 11 API or .NET was not available.
· Fixed an issue that could cause a crash if the number of system GPUs was unknown.
· Letterboxing and scaling now works with wide displays.
· The benchmark UI is now minimized during the benchmark run.
· Improved result security when submitting to 3dmark.com.
· Added automatic update notification.
· Updated SystemInfo component to version 3.54.1.1.

Advanced and Profession Edition only:
· Added option for manual GPU Count selection to the Advanced tab.
· Added Scaling Mode selection to the Advanced tab, choose from centred or stretched.
· Results tab now shows the individual scores for each of the six tests.

Professional Edition only:
· Demo audio now works when running from the command line.
· Image Quality tool now handles unexpected parameters correctly.

· Native DirectX 11 engine making extensive use of advanced real-time graphical effects including tessellation, volumetric lighting, depth of field and post processing.
· 3DMark 11 uses the open source Bullet Physics library, running rigid body simulation on the CPU and soft body simulation on the GPU.
· Demo mode returns in 3DMark 11 pairing stunning graphics with an evocative soundtrack by Pedro Macedo Camacho
· 3DMark 11 uses an improved online service allowing users to validate, store, share and compare their benchmark results with those from other users.
· For the first time in the 3DMark series, users can choose languages other than English including German, Simplified and Traditional Chinese and Finnish.