9950x running on stock settings

Fresh install W11

Fresh install

Render test time was normalized to 3000x1700 pixels. Actual time was 536s at 3456x2234. Reducing window size to an estimated 3000x1700 resulted in render times which were similar to the normalized time.

123 iterations, 3000x1700 window

Justin

Justin's MBP - in clamshell mode with two external monitors running

Test was done in july 2023, custom built PC, DDR5 ram clocked at 6000 mhz

049 machine (Jonny Woods)

Ran full screen for render

Using G-helper in Turbo/Ultimate Mode

Justin

energy mode is balanced

https://www.dell.com/en-nz/shop/desktops-workstations-all-in-ones/precision-3460-small-form-factor-workstation/spd/precision-3460-workstation

5950X Processor

Parallel shows 972.9ms and 975.4ms not seconds

5950X Processor

I used a freeware program called Sizer to make my Fusion window exactly 3000x1700.

Had to render in 1920x1080

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Note from Justin:

It's a custom built ~budget machine for 3D work.

5600G (4.2Ghz average while running operations)

Ryzen 5 3600 Processor

Fans running quite loud

after January 31 2023 update with Ventura supported

Work-issued mobile workstation.

Steep... test won't run without paying for plugin

M1 Max on Amazon

Fun initiative! I can't wait for a native Fusion360 for Apple Silicon.

Justin - $3300

M1 Max on Amazon

There is a capitalization mistake near the end of your blog post "SUBMIT BENCHMARK beloW", and you seem to have intended to put an image after setup 3 of the render instructions. You asked for a Max test, here you go :).

sizer wouldn't open for some reason so the window resolution was wrong on the render

M1 Pro on Amazon

Justin - $1999

Thanks for doing this! Very cool.

M1 on Amazon

Justin - $1599

Rendered at 1900x1000

I hope I followed directions and did this correctly. If it seems off or not what you expected send me an email at MatthewECornelius@Gmail.com