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[POLL] What is your ZBrush multicore performance?
Hey guys! I was wondering if all of you who use ZBrush could post below some of your stats: 1) What CPU (mem, mobo?) do you use? 2) What is your benchmark score in ZBrush (single thread, multi thread)? I'm really curious about the criteria of selecting a proper CPU for ZBrush. I've thoroughly googled for any real… -
Re: [POLL] What is your ZBrush multicore performance?
I'm trying to assess ZBrush multi-core performance in it's best realistic scenario - the benchmark (procedures like Decimation master are optimized much better, but they don't directly affect your actual sculpting). The worst case - non-optimized pieces of software, utilizing mainly only single core (like Maya does in… -
Re: [POLL] What is your ZBrush multicore performance?
Well, looking at this benchmark ZBrush seems like a real reason to go multi-core but don't disregard all the other tools you'll end up using which may not thread so well and rather benefit from single core performance. Also, not sure how applicable this test is to scenarios where you have a complex model up-close, filling… -
Re: [POLL] What is your ZBrush multicore performance?
@thomasp Thanks for your input :) Right now the pure multi core test leaders are 10 core Core i9 7900x with 0.31 and overclocked Threadripper 1950x with 0.34. I’m curious is there any CPU which gives, say, 0.25 or below. We’ll see! :smiley: -
Re: [POLL] What is your ZBrush multicore performance?
Core i7 4790k - 4 cores/8 threads @ 4 Ghz single - 2.12 | multi - 0.69 (4 years old system, running Win 7) -
Re: [POLL] What is your ZBrush multicore performance?
1. Cores don't increase performance linearly 2. Windows thread scheduler has issues, especially above 10 cores. -
Re: [POLL] What is your ZBrush multicore performance?
Yep, good point. I’m curious if zbrush can utilize more than one core while regular sculpting with brush. I’ve noticed that regular strokes on quite dense mesh cause it to somewhat lag. Utilizing multiple cores on decimation or rendering is obvious, more interesting the performance of operations we do 90% of all time. -
Re: [POLL] What is your ZBrush multicore performance?
Rendering is basically faster with any high core CPUs (like 3900x or Threadripper) but brushes and UI (Active work) stuff works better with higher frequency CPUs like i9 9900k. You can basically open your task manager and see what happens with CPU usage when you do certain things in zbrush or any other app. I usually use… -
Re: [POLL] What is your ZBrush multicore performance?
Hey! Any contribution is welcome ^_^ In general, just run the built-in ZBrush benchmark and put your single and multi core score in this thread. -
Re: [POLL] What is your ZBrush multicore performance?
Xeon E5 1650 v2 - 6 cores/12 threads @ 3.5 Ghz single - 2.83 | multi - 0.7 (Mac Pro 6,1 running mac OS)
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