Changelog Nov 2, 2026 2 min read

Updates

Everything that landed on the site since the last packaged version — new pages, board fixes, and the quiet stuff that keeps it all running.

Around the site

The 🎲 Start Benchmarking button in the header now rolls you to a random benchmark page.
The front page got a new tagline: a community-driven benchmark hub aiming to be a reference point for actual user performance.
robots.txt and a full sitemap.xml are now part of the package, so search engines can find and index the site properly.

GPU names carry their prefix now. Bare model numbers get qualified the way you’d write them: 4070 → RTX 4070, 7800XT → RX 7800 XT, 1080 → GTX 1080, A750 → ARC A750 — and suffixes render properly (Ti, XT, XTX, Super).
CPU names got tidied — 9800X3D → Ryzen 7 9800X3D, 13900K → Core i9 13900K, and the like.
Dual-card builds keep their x2 — a RTX 2080 Ti x2 stays RTX 2080 Ti x2.
Most leaderboards can now be sorted by average FPS or minimum FPS.
Forza Horizon 6 4K — the Extreme and Extreme RT boards no longer bleed into each other; each one only shows results for its own preset.
One person, one row — alternative usernames are recognised as the same person, and their best result is the one that counts.
Banned users stay off the boards — accounts flagged for cheating are filtered out of every leaderboard, whether their result came from the seed list or the live sheet.
A handful of bad seed entries were corrected, including one CPU that was listed under a joke name. It’s a 13600KF now.

Every benchmark available so far.