Cinebench 2024 Scores [CPU & GPU] (Updated Results)

Maxon’s Cinebench is one of the most popular CPU benchmarking applications on the market, and version 2024 continues this streak by, both, adding new features and overhauling its underlying render engine.

Cinebench 2024 finally adds back GPU benchmarking support which was last seen in Cinebench R15. The new GPU benchmark doesn’t test OpenGL performance, though (as was the case in the past) but rather tests GPU rendering performance in Redshift, a popular render engine that Maxon recently acquired.

Redshift renderer is also used to test CPU rendering performance (single & multi-core).

We’ve historically benchmarked relevant hardware on any version of Cinebench since R15, and will do so with Cinebench 2024 as well. You can find results from our lab in the tables below, which may be substituted by score submissions (in the comments) by you!

Beware that, as always, scores can’t be compared between major Cinebench Versions, if you’d like to browse the results of older Cinebench Benchmarks, though, you can do so here: R15, R20, R23.

Cinebench 2024 Results [CPU]

▮ = AMD   |   ▮ = Intel   |   ▮ = Apple

Cinebench 2024 Results [GPU]

▮ = AMD   |   ▮ = Nvidia   |   ▮ = Apple

Download Cinebench 2024

You can download Cinebench 2024 for Windows, Windows on ARM64, and macOS directly from Maxon’s Website here:

• Download Cinebench 2024

Cinebench 2024 System Requirements

Because Cinebench 2024 is based on Maxon’s Redshift render engine, its System Requirements, too, are heavily tied to it.

You’ll need at least 16GB of RAM for best performance, Windows 10/11, or macOS 11.7.7 or newer.

Apple’s currently released M-Series CPUs are supported (M1, M2, Pro, Max, Ultra) as are their integrated GPU capabilities.

For GPU Rendering on Windows, you’ll either need a CUDA-capable Nvidia GPU or a recent AMD-GPU that supports HIP.

Beware that comparing results between Nvidia and AMD GPUs makes little sense at the moment, as Redshift doesn’t yet fully support AMD RayTracing acceleration (HIP-RT) on AMD GPUs. Once this feature has been implemented and Redshift is as optimized and mature on AMD as it is on Nvidia, you’ll likely see a considerable performance uplift or more.

Find out more technical specifications and the full list of System Requirements here.

Submit Cinebench 2024 Scores

We’re always eager to expand our results with the help of our community, especially for CPUs and GPUs that we don’t have available in our lab.

Submit your results in the comments, including the following info:

• Your Hardware [CPU, GPU, RAM]
• Whether your CPU / GPU has been manually overclocked or is running at stock frequencies
• Your OS

Thanks!