BLENDER (GPU) - CLASSROOM SCENE

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Thursday, 01 January 1970 07:00:00 | Updated at 1 week ago

About Blender (GPU) - Classroom Scene

Blender (GPU) - Classroom Scene is a benchmark that measures GPU performance in rendering complex 3D scenes in Blender, using the Classroom Scene, which features a classroom setting with various objects, textures and realistic lighting. This benchmark is designed to test how the GPU handles rendering scenes with many geometric elements, dynamic lighting, shadows, and complex materials. The Classroom Scene includes elements such as furniture, transparent windows, and natural lighting coming in from outside the room, all simulated using ray tracing techniques. Blender uses the GPU to accelerate rendering through technologies such as CUDA (for Nvidia GPUs), OpenCL (for AMD GPUs), or Vulkan, allowing the system to speed up visual calculations that are typically very CPU intensive. Test results are calculated based on the time it takes to fully render a scene, with lower values signifying better GPU performance in handling large, complex graphical elements. This benchmark is widely used to evaluate GPU performance in 3D design and architectural visualization applications, as well as for comparison between GPUs in the context of GPU-based applications.

Benchmark Blender (GPU) - Classroom Scene Chart Ranking

The following graph displays the hardware performance ranking based on benchmark results using Blender (GPU) - Classroom Scene. The data is organized from highest to lowest score for easy visual comparison between devices. You can hover over each bar to view the score details and associated hardware name.