Benchmark results v25000

[MikeTO]

Please share screenshots of your 25000 series benchmarks here and I'll add them to comparison table below to assist those considering upgrading their systems determine what benefit they might see. Note that you can't compare a benchmark from 2.5 to one run in a previous version.

If you previously shared a 25000 series benchmark in another thread, I'll find those and add them to the table so no need to post them again.

How to run the benchmark: It is a best practice to first quit other applications that might be doing something in the background. To run the benchmark, open Affinity Photo 2.5.x and with no documents open, choose Help > Benchmark, and click Run Benchmark. On iPad, tap Settings, Benchmark, and Run Benchmark. Don't do anything else until it the Run Benchmark button has become enabled again. After it has completed, take a screenshot and share it here.

Please state your Mac or iPad model/year (and the number of cores if not the base model) or Windows CPU and GPU.

Thank you

Table updated 24 Nov 2024

Edited November 24 by MikeTO

[bediicco]

here is iPad Pro 11 2024 M4, base model with 9 cores, iPadOS 18 beta 4:

Edited August 21 by bediicco

[MikeTO]

4 minutes ago, bediicco said:

here is iPad Pro 11 2024 M4, iPadOS 18 beta 4:

Thank you. I also should have asked if you have more than the base number of cores since that affects the results. I believe the options for your model are 9 cores (base) or 10 cores (optional).

[bediicco]

5 minutes ago, MikeTO said:

Thank you. I also should have asked if you have more than the base number of cores since that affects the results. I believe the options for your model are 9 cores (base) or 10 cores (optional).

absolutely, i have the base model with 9 Cores

[wonderings]

14" MacBook Pro M1 Max, 10 cores (8 performance 2 efficiency), GPU 24 core.  

 

 

 

[Paul Mudditt]

M1 iPad Pro 11”, 8-Core CPU, 8-Core GPU, 256GB, 8GB RAM, Wifi + Cellular, iPadOS 18 Public Beta - I use this 95% of the time

M1 Mac Mini 1TB, 16GB RAM, macOS Sequoia Public Beta - I use this 4% of the time

 

Fujitsu Celsius, Intel Core i5-2400 CPU @ 3.10 GHz. 32GB RAM, NVIDEA GeForce GTX 1650 GPU - I uses this 1% of the time

Edited August 21 by Paul Mudditt
MAC and PC data added

[Dr. Joachim Neudert]

Mac Studio M1 Ultra 2022, 20 CPU Cores, 48 GPU Cores, 64 GB RAM, 4 TB SSD:

 

[Dr. Joachim Neudert]

Sonoma 14.6.1. Combined store has decreased a little, while the Raster GPU Score has increased to 44181 compared to my old 21000 benchmark.

[Dr. Joachim Neudert]

Windows 11 AMD Ryzen 5950 16-Core CPU  64 GB RAM AMD Radeon 7900XTX graphics card 24 GB VRAM PCIe 4.0 SSD

 

[GaryLearnTech]

13" iPad Pro (M4); 1TB storage:

10-core CPU with 4 performance cores and 6 efficiency cores
10-core GPU
Hardware-accelerated ray tracing
16-core Neural Engine
120GB/s memory bandwidth
16GB RAM

iPadOS 17.6.1

[Dr. Joachim Neudert]

@Gary: impressive.

I still use the iPad pro 2018, with a predecessor of the M1 chip, and even this runs real fast.

Hmmm... if i think back what I did with the Affinity suite in the last 2 years, I believe I overwhelmingly used it only for benchmarks...  

I like to photograph but vey seldom edit them, only some basic adjustment which is done by the Apple "Photos" App on the Mac. My most used feature in Affinity Photo was the fog remover for landscapes. 

https://www.flickr.com/photos/jneudert/albums/72177720302560679/

https://www.flickr.com/photos/jneudert/albums/72157701582150385

Gretings from Bavaria

 

Joachim

[MikeTO]

This comparison table won't be useful until we have more data, so please continue to share benchmarks from 2.5. We need a wide variety of systems to make this work.

For those unfamiliar with the benchmark, it's not entirely clear what each of the values mean, other than of course that higher is better.

For Mac users like me who disable Metal to improve stability, you'll need to enable Metal before running the benchmark or else the GPU scores will be blank.

[EDIT: table removed, see the updated table in the first post of this thread]

[walt.farrell]

New laptop: 16GB memory, Snapdragon(R) X Elite - X1E80100 - Qualcomm(R) Oryon(TM) 12 Core CPU 4.01 GHz, Qualcomm(R) Adreno(TM) X1-85 GPU

 

Wife's laptop: 16GB memory, AMD Ryzen 7 8840HS 16-Core ~3.3GHz w/ Radeon 780M Graphics

 

Tested recently: Asus Zenbook S16: 32 GB memory, AMD Ryzen™ AI 9 HX 370 Processor 2.0GHz 12-core, AMD Radeon™ 890M Graphics

 

 

Tested recently: Asus ProArt PX16: AMD Ryzen™ AI 9 HX 370 Processor 2.0GHz 12-Core, AMD Radeon™ 890M Graphics + NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 4060 Laptop GPU (8GB GDDR6):

 

 

 

[Affinityconfusesme]

[sansnom]

Mac Mini M2 Pro (2023) - 16 Go RAM - 10 cores (6 high-performance + 4 high-efficiency) - mac OS Sonoma 14.6.1

🇫🇷 Pour la version française d'Affinity Photo 2.5.3, il faut cliquer sur le menu “Aide”, puis, “Référence...”.

[MikeTO]

Updated comparison table

 

[EDIT: table removed, see the updated table in the first post of this thread]

[Affinityconfusesme]

@MikeTOI got a different desktop to replace it and the specs are in my signature. My laptop broke so I got an inspiron desktop. The chart is wrong for my computer.

also a funny thing how can someone have AMD CPU and intel integrated graphics?

[MikeTO]

50 minutes ago, Affinityconfusesme said:

@MikeTOI got a different desktop to replace it and the specs are in my signature. My laptop broke so I got an inspiron desktop. The chart is wrong for my computer.

Thanks, I've corrected it.

You might want to remove or edit the broken system in your signature, I thought you meant only its graphic card was broken.

[Affinityconfusesme]

2 hours ago, MikeTO said:

You might want to remove or edit the broken system in your signature

Fixed it.

[Sam LaGargouille]

Ordinateur 1 : Fixe> i7 14700KF - 64 Go RAM -GC : Nvida 4070 super 12Go - OS : Windows 11 Pro

Ordinateur 2 : Portable > I5-10210U - 16 Go RAM - INTEL UHD graphics - OS : Windows 11 Pro

 

Ordinateur 3 : Fixe > i7 7700K - 16 Go RAM -GC : Nvida 1060 6Go - OS : Windows 10 Pro

[tom3f]

Hello, here is iPad 10.2 8-th gen.

 

[Daris]

CPU: Ryzen R9 7900X. 

 

[MikeTO]

Updated comparison table

[EDIT: table removed, see the updated table in the first post of this thread]

[iceritchie]

  Model Name: MacBook Pro

  Model Identifier: Mac15,6

  Model Number: MRX33B/A

  Chip: Apple M3 Pro

  Total Number of Cores: 11 (5 performance and 6 efficiency)

  Memory: 18 GB

[MikeTO]

Updated comparison table

[EDIT: table removed, see the updated table in the first post of this thread]