AE CS6 11.0.1 CUDA BENCHMARK PROJECT – test your graphics cards!

[Andrei Chukin]

Rainald Gervais
This benchmarking for Ray-traced 3D… not the Classic 3D renderer)

[Craig Rogers]

My results:

dual E5-2650
32GB RAM
GTX 690

4m 33sec

[Alexander Rivera]

Here is my benchie:
Intel I7 3930K (OC) 4.7ghz
24mb of ram
Dual GTX 580 1.5Gb Mem (SLI): (OC) 822Mhz GPU 2050Mhz Mem

SLI Disabled:
Total Time Elapsed: 3 Min, 17 Sec

SLI Enable:
Total Time Elapsed: 3 Min, 15 Sec

So no benefit to use SLI or GTX590 for CS6. If the did support SLI properly 😎 wowser! I don’t know if resolve does.

[Arthur489]

4.29 min
GTX690

[Robinson Sampaio]

Here are the results with the Adobe officially supported cards on a Mac:

GTX 285 – 28:47

Quadro 4000 – 18:04

A kind of joke lol… =P

Please, can you guys explain me how are you giving results with GTX 480/680/690 cards on a mac?

I need some references, because I’m definitely changing my cards!

Thanks!

[Antonio Alucema]

I just upgraded my 64-bit windows 7 workstation from a Quadro FX 580 to a GTX 680 and im having some serious anti-aliasing issues in After Effects with things such as Trapcode MIR, and Element 3D… everything seems really jagged and almost no anti-aliasing at all. I’ve updated to CS6 11.0.1 and tried to change the 680’s anti-aliasing settings but nothing seems to fix the issue… anyone else had this problem? any ideas?

[Raul Busquets]

OS Mountain Lion
Mac Pro 3,1 2x3GHz Quad Core 24 GB RAM

GTX 660 Ti 3 GB

3 Minutes 54 Sec.

[Kevin Snyder]

i5 750 @3.6 GHz
16gb 1600 MHz
GTX 460 1 GB
Time: 13 minutes 24 seconds

[Alex Tolo]

Win 7 64Bit
Intel i7 2600 @ 3,4GHz
16Gb Ram
Zotac GTX 590 SLI (2×1,5 GB Ram)

4 Min 50 Sec

[Rob Bach]

I got the same time with same basic system MSI GTX 660Ti, i7 3770, ASRock Z77E, 16G RAM (8min) but when I rendered again..same AVI render I got a 5min 40second time..? Overclocking should get better times as seen below.