@Rose

i did it and need a fraction of second for gl rendering .
didnt made the cpu because now im at work... not i dont know how to find the system preference in blender!!!!?!?!?!

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@tlosm

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i did it and need a fraction of second for gl rendering .

Xeon E5 with Quad 980Ti using GPU compute takes over 20 seconds so your system must be powered by magic.

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didnt made the cpu because now im at work... not i dont know how to find the system preference in blender!!!!?!?!?!

Scene -> Render. There select CPU as device.

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Thank you but according to Christian (in the same thread) it seems that these values are "normally" low

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@zzd10h

i dont know guillaume if christian say have to be low ok.
in case dowload the last 11.3 git and build
with this line

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@Rose

dont know ... it is magic probably

but the script say dont use F12 or the render button to render.
i dont wanna some one start trolling because i make wrong ... for now you have the other benchmark

Last edited by tlosm on 29-Mar-2016 at 05:08 PM.

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@tlosm



I get that reading is hard but seriously.....

Change no settings
Press F12 to render
Report the time

That shouldn't be too complicated.

@Rose

Read carefully take your time

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@tlosm

So you downloaded blenchmark which uses simpler scene than BMW27.blend which I linked. How about next time mentioning that.

Last edited by Rose on 29-Mar-2016 at 07:30 PM.

@Rose

i dont know i downloaded what i had been found before you ask about

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@Rose

did I hear another Blender benchmark thread

ok so let's do like the other threads over at amigans and here and stick with the same version of Blender on OS4.1FE and agree on a standard scene to render.

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@klx300r

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ok so let's do like the other threads over at amigans and here and stick with the same version of Blender on OS4.1FE and agree on a standard scene to render.

Since this is supposed to be about Linux performance there really isn't reason to use anything older than 2.7x.

And for scene BMW27.blend is pretty much standard for benchmarking 2.7x.

@Rose

welll...
If for test will be used 2.48/9 it can be somewhat compared with AmigaOS blender too...with newver version cant...

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however, i linked a well known blender bechmark.

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If for test will be used 2.48/9 it can be somewhat compared with AmigaOS blender too...with newver version cant...

You don't have to do the test to know how it compares against Linux version. Unless OS4 has got OpenCL and SMP support.

@Rose

Since we have no OpenCL and SMP(and who knows when and if we will have them), knowing how blender goes in single core on linux will give us some info about x5000 cpu real power...also if it have still debug kernel...

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@Tuxedo
in single core if you need i can make a one thread test on blender.
about linux not optimized kernel...
in quake spasm i goes in my test kernel from 213fps to now 260fps and from 82 seconds of mplayer to 51... and i say on blender test from more than 3 minutes to 1:29 (in the same version)
beta kenel means this, the cpu performances are increasing.
and belive me if i say on amigaos you will have the best amigaos experience when it will be done because the 5020 have the cards to play good there too without altivec too.
i had a sam 460, an xe and probably one of the best peggy on the planet and i have the best desktop powerpc made by apple... can i judge?
for now linux experiences are good and im thinking how will be with 5040 2.2 ghz 2mb for core cache and ddr3 1600 ram?

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Exciting stuff....


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linux optimized kernel test kernel 213fps 82 seconds beta kernel 5020 altivec sam 460 xe powerpc 5040 2.2 ghz 2mb for cache ddr3 1600 Mesa Gallium radeon 6570 Fpu 1980/2010 glxgears mate 16.04 kernel 4.6 rc1-LB with mesa 11.3 dev configure --enable-dri --enable-glx --enable-xa --enable-gbm --enable-nine --enable-omx --enable-shared-glapi --enable-glx-tls --with-gallium-drivers=r300,r600,swrast,virgl,radeonsi --enable-gallium-llvm --enable-llvm-shared-libs --enable-sysfs --enable-fast-install --enable-vdpau --with-gl-lib-name=GL --enable-gallium-tests --enable-texture-float --with-egl-platforms=drm

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Last edited by resle on 30-Mar-2016 at 08:57 AM.

i tried on vmware (1 core and 1 GB RAM) beta kernel and final kernel of linux mint and there no difference (in truth blender on beta kernel is sligher faster)
today afternoon i'll try ubutu 16.04 beta2

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do you think a beta kernel about a new machine is the same as beta distro or a rc kernel??????

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You rellay think rendering time with linux blender depends on how kernel is optmized?
The problem maybe is how kernel linux handles cpu.
Maybe the kernel put cpu in idle state even when you start rendering program.

It is impossibile pass from more 3 minutes to 1 minuts in blender only for kernel build..

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