Introducing Bench 2.0 — a revamped benchmark analyzer, exclusively for Tom's Hardware Premium subscribers
We’re pleased to introduce Bench 2.0, a ground-up rethink of our benchmarking tool that makes it the most powerful, most intuitive benchmark browser in the business. Bench 2.0 has tons of new features designed to make the data easier to understand, easier to sort through, and more usable.
Tom's Hardware, known for rigorous benchmark tests and performance data across various hardware, now unveils Bench 2.0, an upgraded benchmark analyzer exclusively for Premium subscribers. This revamped tool significantly improves the data presentation, making it more intuitive and user-friendly. Unlike its predecessor, Bench 2.0 presents tests in a clear hierarchy, allowing users to filter by gaming, synthetic benchmarks, or specific applications.
The introduction of detailed product pages, including specs, benchmark results, and pricing, offers a comprehensive view of each hardware's value. A standout feature is the "Bang for the Buck" charts, which visually represent performance relative to cost, aiding in informed purchasing decisions. Users can interact with these charts, setting performance benchmarks and comparing results against specific models, such as the GeForce RTX 4070 Ti.
The "My Rig" section enables users to store their hardware, marking in-use or stored products, fostering a personalized benchmarking experience. Additionally, users can create a watchlist of desired products. Sharing capabilities have been enhanced, allowing users to download charts or embed interactive widgets. Customization options include light and dark modes and customizable sound effects, along with previews of the upcoming Version 3 featuring prebuilt gaming PC tests.
The tool seamlessly integrates gaming with a built-in Doom challenge, engaging users in a fun and functional manner. Tom's Hardware Premium subscribers can now explore Bench 2.0, gaining deeper insights and better managing their hardware evaluations.
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