Posted March 14, 201213 yr Just as a heads up, the latest 12.2 Catalysts are now officially approved for Futuremark benchmarks so HD 7xxx series scores can now get to FM Hall of Fame as well. If you have already submitted a HD 7xxx series score with these drivers (dated 7th March) before the approval and it should have a high enough score for Hall of Fame but it doesn't show there yet, you can "refresh" it by clicking "hide" and then "unhide" so it gets re-processed for FM HoF. (In related news, new NVIDIA drivers that came out yesterday should also be approved by early next week) Edit: NVIDIA 269.10 drivers are also now approved. Edited March 15, 201213 yr by FM_Jarnis
March 16, 201213 yr So why this result is not shown on hall of fame? http://3dmark.com/3dm11/2962652 I don't see any problem in it.
March 16, 201213 yr @Ptri, did you try this ? ''you can "refresh" it by clicking "hide" and then "unhide" so it gets re-processed for FM HoF. ''
March 16, 201213 yr @Ptri, did you try this ?''you can "refresh" it by clicking "hide" and then "unhide" so it gets re-processed for FM HoF. '' Yes, I tried that but it did not change anything. I think it says driver version is FM approved but it is not or something.
March 16, 201213 yr Author Yes, I tried that but it did not change anything. I think it says driver version is FM approved but it is not or something. Can you give a link to it and we'll investigate why it wouldn't show up. Edit: I'm blind, the link is above. Investigating... Reason: Only results with the latest version of the benchmark are qualified for HoF. Your run is with 3DMark 11 v1.0.1 while 1.0.3 is the latest. In fact, 3DMark.com will soon begin rejecting new submits of 3DM11 1.0.1 scores completely (we've accepted them for now to give a lengthy grace period to upgrade) Edited March 16, 201213 yr by FM_Jarnis
March 16, 201213 yr Author That was quick ... We've made some changes to our driver approval process and we aim to get drivers now approved within 7 days of driver availability (assuming there are no issues that require, for example, contacting graphics card vendors for clarification over some anomaly - fairly rare these days).
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