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im pretty sure the "special DX11 features" make up most of what is taxing in the benchmark, ie, heavy tesselation in most scenes. it just wouldnt be the same in DX10 at all, and scores would be all over the place.
I get what you mean but still they could still just let us run it but not post any results or something like that, i just want to see it on my own computer even if its without tesselation. Heaven benchmark looks like crap without tesselation on my computer but its nice to try out.