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If you're unfamiliar with HBAO+, the DirectX 11-powered technique adds contact shadows where two surfaces or objects meet, and where an object blocks light from reaching another nearby game element. The benchmark works in DirectX 9 and DirectX 11, with plenty of settings to opt.įeaturing content from the forthcoming, eponymous expansion that raises the MMORPG's max level to 60 and adds a ton of new content, the Heavensward Benchmark also introduces gamers to a new DirectX 11 renderer and new visual effects, which include HBAO+. If you're a fan of Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn, or simply want a new tool to measure your system's performance, you should definitely download the freshly-released Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward Benchmark. You can perform free text search in all artworks that have been copyright vetted and are available for download by using USEUM's main search at the top.Download Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward Benchmark. More museums are added regularly. Subscribe on the right, to receive notifications about new releases and museums made available for download. In case the download arrow  does not appear next to an artwork in the museum's collection that means it is unavailable for download due to copyright restrictions. The following museums offer the largest part of their collections for free and you can now download them here: 🔒 Memberships are securely managed by Free Images by Museum By becoming a patron, you will help us to keep up with the ever-increasing costs of running USEUM, ensuring that our platform will continue to operate as normal (which is becoming increasingly challenging), allowing us to continue copyright-vetting and adding more paintings, famous artists and museums for everyone to download unrestrictedly. If you enjoy using our platform, we invite you to become a patron. But with USEUM's popularity growing, so do its costs. Our Download Artworks feature has served hundreds of thousands of Internet users to date from all corners of the world. Support our Cause to Make Art Accessible to All