If you want to make current versions of #Geekbench6 work with #NVDA, do the following:
1. After opening Geekbench, press ALT+Space, then escape twice.
If you don't, NVDA thinks it's in the prior application, be that explorer, the start menu, whatever. It doesn't properly track Geekbench until you do this.
2. Switch to Object review, then use NVDA+Down arrow. You should then notice it's able to see the Geekbench window properly.
3. Run the task you wish, either CPU or GPU by going down far enough and pressing NVDA+Enter to invoke the action.

I can reliably reproduce this every single time using the above method.
Hope this helps someone.

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