Cinebench For Windows
Cinebench is a popular benchmarking tool developed by Maxon, the creator of Cinema 4D. It measures the performance of a computer’s CPU and GPU using real-world rendering tasks. PC enthusiasts, system builders, and professionals use it to evaluate hardware capabilities.
How does Cinebench work?
Cinebench 2024 uses Redshift, Cinema 4D’s rendering engine, to evaluate your computer’s CPU and GPU capabilities. It’s great for analyzing how well a CPU manages threads and memory. Cinebench can be configured to render scenes using a set number of threads, starting with just 1 (essentially just one core of the CPU) and going up to 256.
Key Features:
CPU Benchmarking:
- Uses a scene-rendering test based on Cinema 4D’s rendering engine.
- Evaluate multi-core and single-core performance.
- It provides a score that helps compare performance across different CPUs.
GPU Benchmarking (Cinebench R15 and Earlier):
- Older versions included an OpenGL-based GPU test.
- Newer versions (R20, R23, and 2024) focus solely on CPU performance.
Real-World Performance:
- Unlike synthetic benchmarks, Cinebench simulates real-world rendering tasks.
- It helps determine workstation performance for tasks like 3D modeling, animation, and video rendering.
Multi-Threading vs. Single-Threading:
- Single-core scores matter for general applications and gaming.
- Multi-core scores indicate performance in multi-threaded workloads (e.g., video editing, 3D rendering).
System Requirements:
- Operating System: Windows 10 / 11.
- Processor: Intel Core i3 (8th Gen) or newer.
- RAM: At least 8GB is recommended.
- GPU: No GPU test in Cinebench 2024 (Only CPU rendering).
- Storage: Minimum 500MB of free space.
How To Install It?
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Download Cinebench:
- For Cinebench 2024:
👉 Available on the Pivigames (Click Here) - For Cinebench R23:
👉 Available on the Microsoft Store (Click Here) - For Older versions (R20, R15):
👉 Available from third-party sources like TechPowerUp (Click Here)
- For Cinebench 2024:
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Install Cinebench
- If downloaded from Maxon’s website, extract the ZIP file and run.
- If downloaded from the Microsoft Store, it installs automatically.
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Run Cinebench
- No additional setup is required. Just open
Cinebench.exe
and start benchmarking.
- No additional setup is required. Just open