/threedmark/leaderboards

POST /api/threedmark/leaderboards

Price: 20 credits

Read a 3DMark Hall of Fame board — the ranked best submitted runs for one benchmark, preset and score, current boards and retired ones alike. Every entry carries the full system fingerprint behind the score: the submitting user and country, the submission date, the motherboard manufacturer and model, the processor with its process node, core count and base and turbo clocks, the graphics card with its vendor, memory, core and memory clocks, driver name and version and multi-GPU arrangement, and the run's own score with its graphics and CPU components.

How to use it

This is where the hardware detail lives: the per-run pages the site links to are closed to us, so a board entry is the only route to a run's motherboard, driver version and clock readings. Boards are one per benchmark AND preset AND ranked score, so Time Spy Extreme has separate overall, graphics and CPU boards while base Time Spy only splits into overall and graphics, and comparing across boards compares different quantities. `single_gpu_only` is the right switch when the top of a board is dominated by multi-card systems. A board is the top submitted scores, so its clock readings sit far above stock — use it for what hardware has reached, and the result search for what it typically does. CPU Profile has no board here; rank processors by thread count through the result search with test=cpu_profile and the matching score type.

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