A New HDR Benchmark Is Coming To Linux
While I am technically away on a sabbatical that is focused on providing support for Microsoft Windows in the Phoronix Test Suite, which will make PTS the first full-featured, open-source testing framework that is compatible with Linux / BSD / OpenSolaris / OS X / Windows operating systems and its numerous test profiles, work on a new benchmark has also commenced.
This new benchmark, which can be found in the Phoronix Test Suite once its released, will focus on SDR/HDR performance. This should end up being a rather nice test profile as right now it's completely slaughtering the ASUS Eee PC 1201N and other systems being tested remotely through Phoromatic.
This test is multi-threaded and multi-platform, which makes it all the more exciting. Below are a few of the rendered visuals from this benchmark, which are based on Berlin's Olympiastadion. More details to come on this test along with the emerging Windows support.
This new benchmark, which can be found in the Phoronix Test Suite once its released, will focus on SDR/HDR performance. This should end up being a rather nice test profile as right now it's completely slaughtering the ASUS Eee PC 1201N and other systems being tested remotely through Phoromatic.
This test is multi-threaded and multi-platform, which makes it all the more exciting. Below are a few of the rendered visuals from this benchmark, which are based on Berlin's Olympiastadion. More details to come on this test along with the emerging Windows support.
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