To run the benchmark...
1.) first install Blender 2.79 (released today):
https://www.blender.org
2.) Launch Blender
3.) In the upper left hand corner of the interface locate "File" and left click on it.....A drop down menu will appear.
4.) On this drop down menu, left click on "User Preferences".
5.) Left click on "System" in "User preferences".
6.) In the lower left hand corner of "System" you will find "Cycles compute device". Select CUDA if you have an Nvidia GPU and Open CL if you have an AMD GPU. Click on "Save user Settings".
7.) Close Blender
8.) Then download the AMD file:
http://download.amd.com/demo/RyzenGraphic_27.blend
Blender will launch when you open the file.
9.) With Blender open locate "Render" in the right hand of the user interface and change device from "CPU" to "GPU Compute".
10.) Then scroll down and look in the lower right hand corner of the user interface to locate "Tiles". Change values of 32 for both X and Y to 256 for both X and Y.
11.) Press F12 to start the benchmark.
1.) first install Blender 2.79 (released today):
https://www.blender.org
2.) Launch Blender
3.) In the upper left hand corner of the interface locate "File" and left click on it.....A drop down menu will appear.
4.) On this drop down menu, left click on "User Preferences".
5.) Left click on "System" in "User preferences".
6.) In the lower left hand corner of "System" you will find "Cycles compute device". Select CUDA if you have an Nvidia GPU and Open CL if you have an AMD GPU. Click on "Save user Settings".
7.) Close Blender
8.) Then download the AMD file:
http://download.amd.com/demo/RyzenGraphic_27.blend
Blender will launch when you open the file.
9.) With Blender open locate "Render" in the right hand of the user interface and change device from "CPU" to "GPU Compute".
10.) Then scroll down and look in the lower right hand corner of the user interface to locate "Tiles". Change values of 32 for both X and Y to 256 for both X and Y.
11.) Press F12 to start the benchmark.