This may fall on its face, but following on from the more usual Cinebench leaderboards I thought it might be useful to also run an Indigo Renderer benchmark thread. Unlike Cinebench (afaik), Indigo is available on Windows, macOS and Linux. It allows a more useful cross-platform comparison, and like most things does tend to run faster on Linux.
In the interests of keeping the results consistent I have uploaded the files for the latest v4.4.15. Indigo don't maintain a repository of past versions, so once an update is pushed the results would otherwise become meaningless across tests.
Download for Windows.
Download for macOS.
Download for Linux.
If you get the option of CPU and GPU in the test, just untick the GPU box. We're only looking at CPU scores here. Please copy and paste the results (there's a button for it in the benchmark), and also post up a screenshot if you wish.
The test is much shorter than Cinebench, running 60 seconds for the bedroom scene and about the same for the supercar scene. The benchmark will run both scenes then finish, leaving you with the results (in millions of samples per second) on the top left.
When posting your results, please also include your CPU model (it's included in the paste results but usually truncated in screenshots), any overclock if applicable, and your OS and version (eg Windows 10 Pro x64 20H2, or Ubuntu 20.10).
So to start us off -
~ LEADERBOARD ~
Ordered by bedroom scene results for simplicity (the tables support on Xen isn't very user friendly):
RainmakerRaw: 5.730 bedroom, 12.127 supercar, Threadripper 3960x stock, Linux (Debian 10.6 Buster)
RainmakerRaw: 5.222 bedroom, 11.042 supercar, Threadripper 3960x stock, Windows 10 Pro x64 20H2
In the interests of keeping the results consistent I have uploaded the files for the latest v4.4.15. Indigo don't maintain a repository of past versions, so once an update is pushed the results would otherwise become meaningless across tests.
Download for Windows.
Download for macOS.
Download for Linux.
If you get the option of CPU and GPU in the test, just untick the GPU box. We're only looking at CPU scores here. Please copy and paste the results (there's a button for it in the benchmark), and also post up a screenshot if you wish.
The test is much shorter than Cinebench, running 60 seconds for the bedroom scene and about the same for the supercar scene. The benchmark will run both scenes then finish, leaving you with the results (in millions of samples per second) on the top left.
When posting your results, please also include your CPU model (it's included in the paste results but usually truncated in screenshots), any overclock if applicable, and your OS and version (eg Windows 10 Pro x64 20H2, or Ubuntu 20.10).
So to start us off -
Threadripper 3960X at stock. Windows 10 Professional x64 20H2 and Debian 10.6 Buster.
Code:
Indigo Benchmark v4.4.15, Windows 64-bit build.
AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3960X 24-Core Processor (AuthenticAMD) - Bedroom: 5.222 M samples/s (1600x900, 60.047 s, 210.898 samples/pixel)
AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3960X 24-Core Processor (AuthenticAMD) - Supercar: 11.042 M samples/s (1600x900, 60.043 s, 454.242 samples/pixel)
Indigo Benchmark v4.4.15, Linux 64-bit build.
AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3960X 24-Core Processor (AuthenticAMD) - Bedroom: 5.730 M samples/s (1600x900, 60.047 s, 227.121 samples/pixel)
AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3960X 24-Core Processor (AuthenticAMD) - Supercar: 12.127 M samples/s (1600x900, 60.046 s, 486.688 samples/pixel)~ LEADERBOARD ~
Ordered by bedroom scene results for simplicity (the tables support on Xen isn't very user friendly):
RainmakerRaw: 5.730 bedroom, 12.127 supercar, Threadripper 3960x stock, Linux (Debian 10.6 Buster)
RainmakerRaw: 5.222 bedroom, 11.042 supercar, Threadripper 3960x stock, Windows 10 Pro x64 20H2