V-Ray 6, Corona and Blender:
V-Ray 6:
A new benchmark in addition to those we use to test our processors. The V-Ray 6 benchmark is produced by the company Chaos to enable users to quickly evaluate the rendering speeds of this benchmark for both your processor and your graphics card. We’re also thinking of adding this benchmark to our next GPU tests.
The advantage of this benchmark is that it’s free and can be downloaded directly by following this link. You can then compare your score directly with those below or directly online on the Chaos page.
The Ryzen 9 9950X takes first place, ahead of the Core Ultra 9 285K. Moving down the ranking, we can see that the Ryzen 9 7950X3D is also ahead of the i9-14900KS. The performance of the Core Ultra 5 245K is slightly better than that of the i5-14600K.
Corona 10:
This is another benchmark from Chaos, which can be downloaded by following this link. The advantage of these two benchmarks is that you can measure the performance of your system by rendering a scene, but without having to run (or even install) any other software, as will be the case for the next test.
The profile of this graph remains unchanged, giving the Ryzen 9 9950X a second victory. The rendering tests seem to be going in favour of the latest high-end processor from the Reds.
Blender 4.2:
Blender is a free software package for modelling, computer animation and 3D rendering. We have chosen to download the rendering of “BMW27”. The principle of this benchmark is to calculate the rendering of the image. We will evaluate the performance of the different processors according to the time needed to complete the rendering. As you can see, the faster the better! You can download Blender and the BMW27 renderer free of charge to test this benchmark.
It’s our Core Ultra 9 285K that executes the rendering the fastest, with a duration of 54 seconds. The Ryzen 9 9950X is not far behind at 57 seconds. The rest of the graphics are logical and follow the trend we noted with V-Ray 6, where AMD processors are not outdone.