Post by osmiumoc on Apr 9, 2022 18:49:00 GMT -5
I just found out that such an early version existed. Never really looked into the history of Cinebench but I find it fascinating how long it has also been used as a benchmark tool.
archive.org/details/cinebench-2000
Downloaded it and it runs trouble free on Windows 10 and my X299 setup. Just mind the windows defender warning as it does not recognize this app. The scores however are all over the place for modern hardware
Cinebench 2000 V1.0 Performance
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Tester : OsmiumOC
Processor : 10980XE
Number of CPUs : 16
Physical Memory : 64GB
Operating System : Windows 10
Graphic Card : <fill this out>
Resolution : <fill this out>
Color Depth : <fill this out>
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Shading (CINEMA 4D) : 128.51 CB
Shading (OpenGL) : 143.36 CB
Raytracing (Single CPU): 155.31 CB
Raytracing (Multiple CPU): 534.58 CB
OpenGL Shading is 1.12 times faster than CINEMA 4D Shading!
16 CPUs are 3.44 times faster than 1 CPU !
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archive.org/details/cinebench-2000
Downloaded it and it runs trouble free on Windows 10 and my X299 setup. Just mind the windows defender warning as it does not recognize this app. The scores however are all over the place for modern hardware
Cinebench 2000 V1.0 Performance
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Tester : OsmiumOC
Processor : 10980XE
Number of CPUs : 16
Physical Memory : 64GB
Operating System : Windows 10
Graphic Card : <fill this out>
Resolution : <fill this out>
Color Depth : <fill this out>
****************************************************
Shading (CINEMA 4D) : 128.51 CB
Shading (OpenGL) : 143.36 CB
Raytracing (Single CPU): 155.31 CB
Raytracing (Multiple CPU): 534.58 CB
OpenGL Shading is 1.12 times faster than CINEMA 4D Shading!
16 CPUs are 3.44 times faster than 1 CPU !
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