Cinebench Scores are a great way to get an impression of how fast a CPU is in different types of workloads.

No matter if you are planning on using the Processor for Editing, Rendering, Gaming, Streaming or would just like to see how different CPUs compare to each other, a clean Cinebench Scores list of the most current CPUs, frequently updated & neatly sorteable, should put a smile on everyones face.

As the Cinebench Benchmark tests the Multi-Core Performance as well as the Performance of a single core (usually under thurbo-boost), it is a great Benchmark for finding the best Processors for your needs, be that heavily Multi-Core optimized workloads, such as Rendering, or heavily Single-Core restricted workloads, such as Viewport-Updating or (still) Gaming.

So without further ado here it is, the Cinebench Scores List:

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There are many GPU and CPU Benchmarks out there.

CPU Render Benchmarks, GPU Render Benchmarks, Benchmarks for Gaming, Storage or Bandwidth are just some of them and benching your System can be quite addicting.

Especially in the World of building a Workstation for 3D, VFX and Animation, putting your CPU, GPU, and other components through a series of tests and comparing them to the performance of other Systems and configurations is so much fun, that sometimes you upgrade, tune or overclock your System, just to see those numbers rise.

Most importantly though, the benchmark should be able to simulate a real-world work environment, because this is what it’s all about: Figuring out what Hardware Components will get you the maximum speed for the type of work you do.Continue Reading