With a threefold increase in memory footprint compared to Cinebench R23, the software caters to the memory-intensive demands of modern projects. This one though took close to five minutes.īeyond the surface, Cinebench 2024 brings forth a host of performance-enhancing features. I tested it on my Ryzen 7 5700G and it took far longer than I anticipated as the Cinebench R23 run generally completes within a couple of minutes. Aside from that, the compute intensity has also been raised six-fold, says Maxon, and they probably aren't lying. The memory footprint has been greatly increased to simulate memory-intense workloads. The press release also talks about some of the core enhancements it made to the codebase so that the new version of Cinebench is more intense. Redshift GPU performance can be evaluated on systems with compatible Nvidia, AMD and Apple graphics processors. It seamlessly supports x86/64 architecture (Intel/AMD) on Windows and macOS, as well as Arm64 architecture to extend its reach to Apple silicon on macOS and Snapdragon® compute silicon on Windows, ensuring compatibility with the latest advancements in hardware technology.

Aside from that, Apple silicon, i.e., M1 and M2 series of processors has also gained support with this latest edition.Ĭinebench 2024 is designed to accommodate a broader range of hardware configurations. Cinebench 2024 however brings an integrated RedShift rendering engine which renders the same scene as the CPU benchmark, making it possible to compare CPU and GPU rendering times.Īside from GPU support, Cinebench 2024 also comes with Windows on Arm support now as Qualcomm chips will run Cinebench thanks to a new ARM64 variant of the software. However, that was dropped as it did not often match real-world performance. In the past, Cinebench did have an in-built GPU benchmark, an OpenGL car chase sequence. The new version called Cinebench 2024 brings many major upgrades over its predecessor, Cinebench R23, as it now supports measuring GPU performance as well.

Maxon, the creators of the benchmark has released an update to Cinebench today. Cinebench is a rendering benchmark based on Cinema 4D and is meant to stress all available cores and threads in the CPU. That's because it is often used by reviewers to benchmark Intel and AMD processors to test their multi-threaded might. Even those who aren't into 3D modeling or rendering have probably heard about Cinebench before.

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