Possibility of a GPU bump to 6gb in the fall (similar to last year). Other than reducing the base clock speed, not sure what Apple or Intel have done to improve thermal throttling

“Experience smooth real-time performance when rendering 3D models in Cinema 4D” more lies Single core base clock speed is down from 3.5ghz (2017 13') to 2.4ghz not good for modeling in Vectorworks

Year old pricing on year old GPU/RAM/storage components/upgrades in spite of the cost lowering year over year Like Games, Blender Eevee or GPU Rendering andĪwake your RTX AI and RT cores from sleep and finally start the Fans. With a result that a VW OpenGL View Pane may not rotate much faster justīecause you replace your old GTX 1060 with a RTX 2080Ti.īut you will have the Power available for Apps that may make use of it, May be a typical load from a typical 3D App Viewport. Very different High End Cards may get similar CB Test Results - because that No matter if Rendering in C4D or Modo.Īnd it could be that similar is true for the Cinebench OpenGL Test. Like a new CPU that has double the points in Cinebench will be double asįast for my CPU Renderings. Which again can exceed the TDP by far in some situations)īut Cinebench CPU is still a very trusty Benchmark for CPU Render Speed. Which again isn't meant as a real limit for Power Consumption, While it has even an official TDP of 250W, (Like a TR 2990WX will only consume about 200 W in Cinebench,

They do force CPU cores to 100% load,īut CPU Power Consumption and Temperatures stay reasonably low.įar below any artificial CPU Stress Benchmarks. The Cinebench OpenGL test doesn't seem to be very demanding as myĢ070 won't even start to rotate its Fans for it.

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