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As our beloved 2009 MacPro slowly fades into a better life a curiosity grew about how the current Mac lineup compares when rendering in After Effects. Now that we’ve gathered the data, we’re excited to share the results from this simple benchmark render test. First, I should let you know that this was not a controlled experiment. Some of the numbers were provided from Reddit and other colleagues, so take them with a grain of salt. What was the After Effects benchmark? We had each Mac run this, which is a 20 second composition that contains a duplicated layer with several applied effects, a spinning camera and single light.
Benchmark results and technical specifications. Below is a graph that displays how long it took each Mac to render the benchmark project file, from start to finish, into a lossless Quicktime video file. After that, are the technical specifications for each Mac used in the benchmark test. What did we find out? The main thing we were looking for: the difference between the performance of a new MacPro and fully upgraded 27″ iMac.
It was a pleasant surprise to see that the Late 2013 iMac 27″ (A) wasn’t far behind in the results. The new MacPro seems like a fantastic machine, but for us it’s looking like iMac’s will be the best, and most cost effecient, option for the type of motion graphics work we’re doing.
If you run the benchmark, share your results in the comments. We’d love to see them! Thanks, Adrian. I deleted preferences and at least it came down to Macbook Air performance, still not very satisfied, will try CC14 tomorrow, since CC15 is giving me a headache on several occasions (e.g.
Plugins and preview). Still thinking of getting a desktop machine for rendering AE primarily. I have a budget of 2500-3000 bucks, and I am thinking of either a new 5K iMac with 32 GB (4GHZ, M295X) or a used mac Pro 32 GB (2×6-core 3,3GHz /mid 2012 with GPU-Upgrade NVidia GTX Titan X 12GB), any thoughts? Posted from Reddit: With my 32GB 3.46GHZ Hex 5.1 Mac, I got 2min17sec rendering default, and 1min10sec with multi-processing. I tried doing the multi-machine settings with BGRender, and got similar results to the multi-processing settings.
I suspect, if the project had a longer duration, that would’ve been faster. However, I tried rendering this project in CC14, and I got some interesting results. Doing a straight render, it was 2min17sec (23 sec faster than CS6).
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But the best I could manage with multi-processing was 1min15sec (5 sec longer than CS6). What made it interesting was the fact that I had to change my RAM allocation between the two versions. In CS6, 1GB per CPU (10 of 12 threads) was the highest performer.
In CC14, 4GB per CPU (7 of 12) was the highest performer. So I’m guessing that with more RAM CC14 could actually be faster! In addition, I don’t agree with the article’s author that the iMac is ideal. Perhaps for a certain budget cap, but not ideal.
You could get the nMP, and load it up with RAM, and justifiably defeat the iMac. What’s nice about the iMac is the price, and the clock speed. However, you’re stuck with a quad core with 8 thread max. So all in all.
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I’m def looking forward to either upgrading a 4.1/5.1 to 12 cores, or getting a nMP here at home. I’m getting a 12 core nMP at work in a matter of days, so that will be a nice test.
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