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- Cinebench 2024: Reviewing the Benchmark : r hardware - Reddit
Not a fan of Cinebench 2024 as it scales with memory bandwidth, and while thats reasonable for actually benchmarking for Redshift performance, that's not what 99% of people were using Cinebench R23 and older for People were using Cinebench for to strictly compare CPUs as most of the work stayed within cache So I will continue to stick to R23
- What does the cinebench r23 score actually tell? - new to . . . - Reddit
A lot of videos regarding o'cing talk about cinebech score and how you always do a cinebench score after tweaking settings So I was wondering what exactly does the score tell about the performance of the computer and what are the real world advantages of having a higher score
- 14900K stock Cinebench r23 scores : r overclocking - Reddit
14900k stock with msi z790 ace mb cinebench score 40670, some p core reaching easily 100C and thermal throttling, power consumption full charge 360W Set in bios the default values given by intel and -0,5V offset now scoring 37000 with temps never going over 70C, power consumption full charge 210W
- What Cinebench Download. . . : r pcmasterrace - Reddit
This might be incredibly stupid but I want to try Cinebenc R24 and it has two downloads Cinebench 2024 for Windows X86_64 Cinebench 202 for Windows…
- CPU Temp hitting 90 in cinebench. Is this okay? : r Amd - Reddit
Cinebench is the only thing that makes me hit 90 degrees, and that's because it pushes every core to the max It is rare for any other application to do that, since each core gets assigned to different tasks, which aren't all equally as computer-intensive
- Why is Cinebench the go to CPU benchmark? : r hardware - Reddit
Cinebench is a benchmark for Cinema 4D, which for the movie industry is an industry standard rendering application
- Maxon launches Cinebench 2024 (CBr24) with CPU and GPU tests. - Reddit
According to Maxon, this version of Cinebench 2024 uses three fold system memory and from my observation with HWiNFO64 it does not test the GPU's core It uses the GPU's VRAM
- ELI5: Why does it seem like Cinebench is now the standard . . . - Reddit
Cinebench does reflect reality when using cinema4D, as its the benchmark designed for that program It can correlate to other tasks like blender (depending on what you are doing) Comparing it to SPEC is just insanity Spec has ray tracing, particle physics, perl interpreter, a monte carlo tree search written in Go, molecular dynamics, etc
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