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11.0 Build 1000 - 1st May 2023
- Updated version number to 11 to match current Windows release
- Added extra timeout lengths based on test thread count to CPU test (30 seconds for >200, 60 seconds for >500)
10.2 Build 1003 - 27th June 2022
- Remove (TM) and (R) from CPU name
10.2 Build 1002 - 17th May 2022
- Fixed baseline uploading that was broken due to passmark.com moving to a new webserver
10.2 Build 1001 - 2nd March 2022
- Add support for locales other than English
10.2 Build 1000 - 16th December 2021
- CPU Integer test, made some changes to the order of operations in the test. This should stop them being optimised away on non-windows builds
- CPU Test results, changed how results (Prime, Compression, Encryption and Sorting tests) are saved in baseline/results files so they are the same as the windows version of PerformanceTest and can be more easily used to manually calculate the CPU/Memory mark
10.1 Build 1005 - 20th October 2021
- Linux and Mac (command line tool): Added flag to enable debugging "-debug" </li>
- Mac (command line tool): Added ability to specify which test suite(s) to autorun "-r [1-3]" [CPU, Memory, All tests]</li>
10.1 Build 1004 - 27th August 2021
- Linux: Added ability to specify which test suite(s) to autorun "-r [1-3]" [CPU, Memory, All tests]
10.1 Build 1003 - 26th August 2021
- Linux: Added autorun command line argument "-r" for easier automation of testing process.
10.1 Build 1002 - 11th June 2021
- Fixed problem generating upload checksum on Red Hat Linux
10.1 Build 1001 - 3rd May 2021
- Added memory test suite for Linux and Mac
- Memory test scores are directly comparable with Windows Version
10.1 Build 1000 - 3rd March 2021
- First release of Linux and Mac version of PerformanceTest CPU test suite
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