The publisher Futuremark recently released a press release regarding "3DMark for Windows 8," the next version of its software benchmarking. We learn in particular that will support future 3DMark - of course - the x86 architecture, but also the ARM.

The software can be used in the new interface Metro or in the classic Windows interface, and will measure and compare the performance of any device supporting Windows 8 (tablets to high-end computers). Of course, "3DMark 8 for Windows" is still under development and should be born in 2012. This falls quite well (sic), Windows 8 should also be born next year ...