Blender 3.3 CPU-Based Performance Looking Nice For AMD & Intel

Written by Michael Larabel in Free Software on 8 September 2022 at 12:53 PM EDT. 4 Comments
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With yesterday's release of Blender 3.3 much of the excitement has been about the new Intel oneAPI back-end for Arc Graphics acceleration and also improvements to AMD's HIP back-end for supporting GPUs back to Vega. However, even if you are using CPU-based rendering, Blender 3.3 LTS is looking like a nice upgrade for better performance.


I have begun testing Blender 3.3 on a variety of systems for evaluating the CPU and GPU performance. For Blender 3.3 on the CPU it looks to offer some nice improvements over the prior Blender 3.2.
Blender 3.3 Benchmark Comparison

On a few different Linux systems I've run some benchmarks so far and things overall are looking like some nice speed-ups on Blender 3.3 for CPU-based rendering:
Blender 3.3 Benchmark Comparison

Blender 3.3 Benchmark Comparison

Blender 3.3 Benchmark Comparison

Blender 3.3 Benchmark Comparison

Blender 3.3 Benchmark Comparison

Some real nice improvements for Blender 3.3 on the latest-generation Intel/AMD processors, at least under Linux. I'll have up a GPU benchmark comparison with Blender 3.3 soon on Phoronix. More initial benchmarks of Blender 3.3 on various hardware can be found via the Blender test profile web page.
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