3DMark11 - Physics score 10260 points with a i5-1135G7

Hardware: Intel Core i5 1135G7

CPUID : 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-1135G7 @ 2.40GHz
Architecture : x86
Codename : Tiger Lake-U
L3 Cache : 8MB
Clock : 2.40GHz - 4.20GHz
Core/Thread : 4/8
TDP : 28W
Technology : 10nm
Socket : FCBGA1449
IGPU : Intel Iris Xe Graphics Mobile G7

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Software: 3DMark11 - Physics

Score: 10260 points

3DMark 11 is a popular benchmark application designed to measure a system's performance in running DirectX 11-based games and applications. It was developed by UL Benchmark and is aimed primarily at Windows 7 operating systems and older generation hardware that still supports DirectX 11 graphics technology. As one of the longest-used test tools by tech enthusiasts and hardware professionals, 3DMark 11 provides a comprehensive overview of a system's graphics and computing capabilities.

The benchmark consists of several test scenarios, including graphics tests such as Deep Sea and High Temple that feature complex visual simulations with lighting effects, particles and tessellation. There are also physics tests that specifically measure CPU performance in running physical simulations, such as large-scale object and particle interactions. The last test is the combined test, which is a combined scenario that simultaneously taxes the CPU and GPU to measure their collaboration in situations that resemble real-life conditions when playing heavy games.

3DMark 11 provides a selection of quality presets such as Entry, Performance, and Extreme, which allow users to perform tests based on different levels of resolution and graphics complexity. This feature is very helpful in customizing the benchmark to the specifications of the hardware being tested, as well as providing relevant references for various user segments.

In this benchmark, the focus is on the Physics Score, which represents the CPU's ability to run physics simulations. This score is particularly important for assessing processor performance in the context of modern games that make heavy use of physics calculations for AI, environmental effects, and realistic animations. Physics Score is also often used as a reference in comparing CPU performance across generations or architectures.

Although newer versions of 3DMark are now available and support DirectX 12 or Vulkan, 3DMark 11 remains a relevant benchmark for testing older systems. Many users and communities still rely on this benchmark as a historical performance evaluation tool, system stability testing, and comparison for hardware with DirectX 11 support.