Both AMD and Intel are expected to release new CPUs in the months ahead, so once those hit the street, we’ll get on benchmarking some fresh numbers.Īs mentioned, helping to set this article apart from the previous one with more than just fresh numbers is the introduction of two new rendering tests (one of which replaces Still Life), and also two new viewport tests (one of which replaces Racing Car). Because there are some performance differences between 3.2 and 3.1, and not to mention the fact that we’ve introduced new projects, we were eager to get this published so we’d have more up-to-date data to compare against once 3.3 drops.Īs we’ve done with the past few Blender deep-dives, this one is going to focus entirely on GPU performance. It’s once again time to take a deep look at Blender rendering and viewport performance with our collection of current-gen GPUs, along with a whack of projects (some of which debut in this article).Īs with our look at Blender 3.1, this 3.2 look comes a bit late, as Blender 3.3’s release isn’t too far off. Get the latest GPU rendering benchmark results in our more up-to-date Blender 3.4 performance article.
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