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Sorry for not replying sooner. You can run 3DMark Vantage on both DirectX 10 and DirectX 11 based systems, but you cannot run 3DMark 11 on DirectX 10 systems.
DirectX 10 hardware - use 3DMark Vantage
DirectX 11 hardware - use 3DMark 11 (ideally) or 3DMark Vantage
Hope that makes sense?
Vantage however stresses the CPU and GPU very evenly which means that if you are doing overclocks and trying to attain a higher score you will see that reflected in the numbers. My CPU sits at 29,800 or so and my GPU's at 32,000, so you can see that if anything were to change I would be able to notice very clearly, if I dropped off my 4.4 ghz overclock my CPU score would probably drop by 5,000 or more.
new 3DMark has a set of three - first (Ice Storm) is pretty much all about CPU on high end desktops (it is designed for tablets), second (Cloud Gate) is somewhat comparable to what you are seeing with Vantage - CPU matters a lot there too while third (Fire Strike) is very GPU-heavy. Pick and choose the one you want :)