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GPU benchmarks - values only

Igor Dmitriev
Hi everyone!
Here is the idea of collecting internal C1 GPU benchmarks in one place right here in this topic. So if someone needs to upgrade the GPU or make new C1 workstation there will be useful information to make the right decision.

I suggest to write every post using the following format:
  • Computer model (if any)

  • Benchmark score

  • GPU model

  • GPU driver version

  • CPU model

  • OS version

  • C1 version


I think this is the most significant information about hardware and software that can affect GPU performance in C1 benchmark. If someone thinks this format needs to be updated - please write. Maybe CPU & OS information is excessive?

Some words about internal C1 GPU benchmark, if someone doesn't know about it. Everytime when the C1 starts, it determines capabilities of GPU and makes some kind of benchmark. This bench is specific for C1 and shows how well the GPU is suited to speed up C1 workflow (adjusting images with no time lags and fast exporting). Results of the bench are stored at text log file, that can be found in
  • Windows: C:\Users\...\AppData\Local\CaptureOne\Logs\ImgCore.log

  • macOS: HOME/Library/logs/CaptureOneIC.log

We need to find the value of "OpenCL benchMark" parameter - and that is the bench result (there may be multiple values in this log file so the last value is needed towards the end of file). Lower value is better. You can also find other important values nearby:
  • your GPU model - "OpenCL Device" parameter

  • GPU driver version - "OpenCL Driver Version" parameter


It is also very welcomed to add your bench values via this form

Here you can see all collected benches in user-friendly table format.

❗️
Lets make this topic only for our benchmarks in the right format, so other people can easily find the desired information. Please don't make other type of posts (questions, discussions, etc.). I've made another topic only for such discussions, here is the link
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  • NNN637030216516469003
    Bench: 0.930480
    GPU: GeForce GTX 450
    GPU Driver Version: 388.59
    CPU: Intel Xeon E5-1650 @4100MHz (overclocked)
    OS: Windows 10 x64, build 1709
    C1 Version: 11
    0
  • Dieda
    Mainboard: MSI_X370_XPower_Gaming_Titanium
    Benchmark score: 0.050778
    GPU model: Sapphire_Pulse_Vega_56 (2nd_BIOS, quiet)
    GPU driver version: 19.9.2
    CPU model: Ryzen7_1800X
    OS version : Windows10_x64, build_1909
    C1 version : 12.1.4
    0
  • Filthy Lucre
    Benchmark score: .057824
    GPU model: GTX 1660S
    GPU driver version: 441.20
    CPU model: 3770K
    OS version: Win 8.1 Pro Version 6.3.9600 Build 9600
    C1 version: 20 Build 13.0.0.155
    0
  • Mark Guleno
    Computer model: Apple 2010 Mac Pro
    Benchmark score: 0.038256
    GPU model: Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER
    GPU driver version: 441.66
    CPU model: Dual Intel X5680 @ 3.33GHz
    OS version: Microsoft Windows 10 Pro (Build 18362)
    C1 version: 20 Pro (Build 13.0.0.155)
    0
  • NNN637148566143713234
    garrison wrote:
    Hi everyone!
    Here is the idea of collecting internal C1 GPU benchmarks in one place right here in this topic. So if someone needs to upgrade the GPU or make new C1 workstation there will be useful information to make the right decision.

    I suggest to write every post using the following format:
    • Computer model (if any)

    • Benchmark score

    • GPU model

    • GPU driver version

    • CPU model

    • OS version

    • C1 version


    I think this is the most significant information about hardware and software that can affect GPU performance in C1 benchmark. If someone thinks this format needs to be updated - please write. Maybe CPU & OS information is excessive?

    Some words about internal C1 GPU benchmark, if someone doesn't know about it. Everytime when the C1 starts, it determines capabilities of GPU and makes some kind of benchmark. This bench is specific for C1 and shows how well the GPU is suited to speed up C1 workflow (adjusting images with no time lags and fast exporting). Results of the bench are stored at text log file, that can be found in
    • Windows: C:\Users\...\AppData\Local\CaptureOne\Logs\ImgCore.log

    • macOS: HOME/Library/logs/CaptureOneIC.log

    We need to find the value of "OpenCL benchMark" parameter - and that is the bench result (there may be multiple values in this log file so the last value is needed towards the end of file). Lower value is better. You can also find other important values nearby:
    • your GPU model - "OpenCL Device" parameter

    • GPU driver version - "OpenCL Driver Version" parameter


    It is also very welcomed to add your bench values via this form
    Here you can see all collected benches in user-friendly table format.

    ❗️
    Lets make this topic only for our benchmarks in the right format, so other people can easily find the desired information. Please don't make other type of posts (questions, discussions, etc.). I've made another topic only for such discussions, here is the link
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  • NNN636493003600301266
    home build
    Bench: 0.034328
    GPU: GeForce RTX 2080 super
    GPU Driver Version: 441.66(studio driver)
    CPU: Ryzen 3960X
    OS: Windows 10 x64,
    C1 Version: 20
    0
  • Chris Karrer
    • Edited

    Lenovo P70
     XEON E3-1505M @ 2.8Mhz
    Quadro M4000M graphic card with 442.23 latest driver
    Intel P530 graphic card with 27.20100.7988 latest driver
    32GM RAM
    W10 V2004 x64
    C1 20.0.4

    0.153296 (dev 0 : Quadro M4000M)
    0.588771 (dev 1 : Intel(R) HD Graphics P530)


    If the value are the seconds to complete the benchmark, then everything looks good,
    Should the benchmark show higher values are faster then there is something terribly wrong...


    Chris

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  • Whitesnake

    Home Build
    Bench: 0.024800
    GPU: Radeon VII (gfx906)
    GPU Driver: 3004.8 (PAL,HSAIL)
    CPU: Ryzen 3900X
    OS: Windows 10 x64 Pro
    C1 Version: 12

    Custom GPU-Settings (Fan cooling, no water cooling)
    32 GB RAM overclocked to 3800 MHz CL16

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  • Whitesnake

    Any Apple M1 user?

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  • cdc

    @Whitesnake I saw a thread on reddit with a MBP M1 user, looks pretty promising: https://www.reddit.com/r/captureone/comments/jw28uc/capture_one_on_macbook_pro_m1/

    0
  • Eric

    Computer model: Mac Pro (Late 2013)
    Benchmark score: 0.150775
    GPU model: 2x AMD FirePro D300 2GB
    GPU driver version: 1.2 (Oct 29 2020 23:01:08)
    CPU model: 3.7 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon E5
    OS version: macOS Catalina 10.15.7 (19H15)
    C1 version: 20 Pro (Build 13.1.3.9)

    0
  • Phillip Bischoff
    • Edited

    Computer model: MacBook Pro 13" (Late 2020)
    Benchmark score: 0.229
    CPU model: M1
    Ram: 16GB
    SSD: 1TB
    OS version: macOS Big Sur 11.0.1
    C1 version: 20 Pro (Build 13.1.3.9)

    0
  • Dominic James

    Just before going out to buy a Mac Mini M1

    Computer model: Mac Pro (Late 2009)
    Benchmark score: 0.078773
    GPU model: AMD Radeon RX Vega 64 Compute Engine
    GPU driver version: 1.2 (Oct 29 2020 23:01:08)
    CPU model: 2 x 3.5 GHz 6-Core Intel Xeon
    RAM: 64GB
    OS version: macOS Mojave 10.14.6 (18G6042)
    C1 version: 20 Pro (Build 13.1.3.9)

    0
  • Andrea wee
    • Edited

    Computer model: HP zbook G7
    Benchmark score: 0.054136
    OpenCL Device 0 : Quadro RTX 5000
    OpenCL Driver Version : 452.57
    CPU: GenuineIntel [Intel(R) Xeon(R) E-2286M CPU @ 2.40GHz]
    RAM: 128GB
    OS version: Windows 10
    C1 version: 20 Pro (Build 13.1.3.13)
    SSD 2x 970Pro Raid 0

     

    0
  • Robert Whetton

    Bench: 0.018980
    GPU: AMD RX 6700XT
    GPU Driver: 19.6.3
    CPU: AMD R7 2700
    OS: Win10 Pro 64 B19044
    C1 Version: 15.4.0.16

    0
  • A Photographer

    Bench: 0.034600
    GPU: AMD Radeon Pro vii
    GPU Driver: Pro 22Q4
    CPU: AMD Threadripper pro 3975wx
    OS: Win 11 Enterprise 
    C1 Version: 16.1

    0
  • Propheticus
    • Computer model (if any): Self Assembled
    • Benchmark score: OpenCL Benchmark : 0.096440 (wall:0.173025) / GPU acceleration benchmark : 0.098600
    • GPU model: AMD RX480 (Gigabyte Radeon RX 480 G1 Gaming 8G)
    • GPU driver version: AMD software 22.10.3 (Driver 22.20.29.04 | AMD Windows driver / OpenCL driver 31.0.12029.4013)
    • CPU model: Intel i5 6600k
    • OS version: Win 10 Pro 64bit version 22H2
    • C1 version: 15.4.2.10
    0
  • Peter Svancar

    M1 MAX - 0,06 GPU benchmark....i hope that i did it properly, deleting the kernels didn't trigger the HW Acceleration rebuild.

    Latest OSx and C1

    0
  • Rasmus Hartikainen

    Benchmark score: 0.023080
    GPU model: RX 6650 XT
    CPU model: i7-7700K
    OS version: Win 10
    C1 version: 16.2.2

    0
  • Propheticus
    • Edited

    Bench dedicated GPU: 0.010540
    Bench integrated GPU (APU): 0.384000
    GPU: RX 6800 XT  (OpenCL device: gfx1030)
    GPU Driver: AMD Software 23.5.2, Driver 22.40.57.05, Windows driver / OpenCL 31.0.14057.5006 (according to C1 logs: 3516.0 (PAL,LC))
    CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7700X (OpenCL device: gfx1036)
    OS: Win 11 ProfessionalN 64bit 22H2
    C1 Version:  Win.15.4.2.10 (Capture One 22)

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  • FirstName LastName

    Bench: 0.115712 (wall:0.131350)

    GPU: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1010 6 GB

    CPU: Ryzen 5 3600

    OS: Windows 11

    C1: 16.2

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