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Unless you downloaded the demo the one you buy is the advanced version
If it does not do this for you for some bizzarre reason and you've ruled out the usual bits (restarting steam client), let me know and I'll help you figure out how this could be.
Thank you for your sensible reply. Just so that we know we're all on the same 'hymn sheet' ----instead of making vague comments that it is something to do with my system, or contact 3DMark, who have a technical portal on their site that just goes around in circles, in other words is not accessible--- I purchased the 3DMark Advanced from Steam last night, which then gave me the option to self-download it, i.e Steam would send it straight to my Downloads folder.
It did so, and I extracted that file and ran the 3DMark installer. What astonished me then was to see a big 'splash screen' that offered me an Upgrade to Advanced, and instead displayed that the version just installed was a Basic version.
So, how on earth has this got anything to do with a 'technical problem on my system'?
Any issues posted there are generally responded to within 24h. Usually quicker than that.
Thank you for your response. I had no idea that you were linked to Futuremark.
No, I did not try any of your suggestions. I had intended to come back here to see what further information I could glean. But before I could do that, in my taskbar on a Windows 10 system, I spotted a notification that Steam was waiting to install 3DMark. So, I let it do it, and lo and behold, it was in fact that Advanced version. Subsequently I ran all the tests and am very pleased that I changed my GPU to a GTX970 a couple of days ago.
Now, as regards Futuremark's Support portal, although I kept hitting the Support link, all it gave me was an option to update my graphics driver or run a SystemInfo. Nowhere was there a direct clickable link to get to Support. In the end, in my utter frustration, I sent your Sales an email. Not heard from them.
As regards my having the Advacned version of 3DMark, that matter is now successfully resolved and the matter is closed.
http://www.futuremark.com/support
...and it has an embedded form for opening a support thread on our support system.
If you click "To Support" from benchmark, it goes to the FAQ page and top right the first option is "Report a Problem" which also goes to that page, same thing, should allow opening a ticket.
Yes, from the application the first thing we show is the FAQ because in many cases it can offer an answer before you need to open a ticket.
I guess the FAQ page could be modified so it offers more prominently the option to open a support ticket.
Sales emails go to our US office and they are kinda busy with CES preparations (small sales office, just a couple of people) so it may be the reason they haven't gotten to your email yet - tho most likely they'd foward it to me in technical support anyway.
And?
so what if he bought a 970 they are a decent card
So in the end it was you fault. You need to apologize to futuremark.
Except he was blaming steam!