Post OS X Luxmark OpenCL Benchmarks

[rna23]

Yosemite, Sapphire Radeon R9 290x ... score: 14326
R9 290x + Xeon W3680: 15293

 

[Gigamaxx]

Sierra 12.2 Kaby Lake i5 7600K AMD RX 480 8gb, i5 7600K @ 4.2ghz.

 

[carlos.33193]

XFX RX480 8GB

Sierra 10.12.2

 

[Heinrich]

 

[jbravo14]

Sierra 12.2
r9 390

luxball score - 15664

 

[Gigamaxx]

XFX RX 480 8GB REFERENCE MODEL.

 

[Lsucorey]

GTX 980 Ti K|NGP|N
Sierra 10.12.2

 

[budafilms]

GTX 980 Ti K|NGP|N
Sierra 10.12.2
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Hi! Can you send me (for no post here) the Final Cut X Bruce Test? I'm looking for more power.

 

[Lsucorey]

Hi! Can you send me (for no post here) the Final Cut X Bruce Test? I'm looking for more power.

Certainly. I performed three benchmarking tests by following the instructions here. Following are my results & method.

First Export: 64 seconds
Quit/Relaunched Final Cut Pro X
Second Export: 56 seconds
Restarted computer
Third Export: 64 seconds


Based on my scores, it seems to me that my Nvidia 980 Ti is better suited for Photoshop work than for video editing/exporting via Final Cut Pro (which is where AMD GPUs shine, I think). Additionally, any Mac with an Xeon processor and an updated GPU (even via PCI 2.0) will perform much better executing brute force power functions due to the additional CPU cores they possess.

 

[budafilms]

Certainly. I performed three benchmarking tests by following the instructions here. Following are my results & method.

First Export: 64 seconds
Quit/Relaunched Final Cut Pro X
Second Export: 56 seconds
Restarted computer
Third Export: 64 seconds
View attachment 232928

Based on my scores, it seems to me that my Nvidia 980 Ti is better suited for Photoshop work than for video editing/exporting via Final Cut Pro (which is where AMD GPUs shine, I think). Additionally, any Mac with an Xeon processor and an updated GPU (even via PCI 2.0) will perform much better executing brute force power functions due to the additional CPU cores they possess.

Thank you for share your results!
980ti its a huge GPU for Davinci - I think the best up to date - and Premiere.
As you say, Final Cut shine with Amd. The problem is when you use more than Final Cut!
Nvidia has very solid cards.