The iMac Pro came out with a significantly lead here rendering the scene approximately 3.6x faster. To test out the rendering capabilities we set up the Room Interior learning scene from in Maya 2018 and render using Solid Angle's Arnold Renderer. CPU results using cb units where higher the number, the better the performance.
CINEBENCH also tests the OpenGL performance, as well as CPU. To view the V-Ray Benchmark leaderboard, check out Test 2 - CINEBENCH R15 by MAXON V-Ray RT itself does support both Open CL and CUDA. The V-Ray Benchmark GPU test does include Open CL support (required for AMD devices) for benchmarking consistency. The iMac Pro performs 3.2x faster than the iMac. You can download V-Ray Benchmark for free from Chaos Group. The benchmark includes two test scenes, one for GPUs and another for CPUs, depending on the processor type you’d like to measure. V-Ray Benchmark is a stand-alone application to help you test how fast your hardware renders. The first test we did were with V-Ray Benchmark from Chaos Group.
Test 1 - VRAY Benchmark 1.07 from Chaosgroup With a whopping 18 cores and the new Vega 46 graphics card, how does performance compare to one of our iMacs (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2015)?įirstly, here are specs of the 2 test systems. Last week we were lucky enough to briefly get our hands on a shiny new space grey iMac Pro (2017).
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