Blender expands AMD GPU support with HIP-RT integration. What is HIP-RT, and how much does it impreove rendering times?
Cinebench 2024: Redefining Rendering Performance Evaluation
Cinebench 2024 is with with new features and expanded compatibility. We look into what these features are and what this update means for benchmarking.
Intel Arc A770 and A750 Content Creation Review (Sept. 2023 Update)
The Intel Arc Alchemist A770 and A750 launched 11 months ago. How have the Intel Arc A770 and A750 improved for content creation applications since then?
Impact of GPU PCI-e Bandwidth on Content Creation Performance
Installing add-in cards—like capture cards—can limit PCI-e bandwidth to the GPU. Does the reduction of PCI-e bandwidth harm performance in content-creation?
Intel Arc GPU Hardware Decoding and Encoding Performance in Premiere Pro 24 (Beta)
In the Premiere Pro 24.0 beta, Adobe is adding full hardware decoding and encoding support for Intel Arc GPUs. How well does this work, and does it make Intel a viable alternative to AMD and NVIDIA?
AMD Radeon PRO W7600 and W7500 Content Creation Review
The AMD Radeon PRO W7600 and W7500 are the next installments in AMD’s Radeon PRO product line of professional GPUs. How do they compare to the last-gen W6600 and NVIDIAs closest-priced competitors?
Stable Diffusion Performance – NVIDIA RTX vs Radeon PRO
Stable Diffusion is seeing more use for professional content creation work. How do NVIDIA RTX and Radeon PRO cards compare in this workflow?
Stable Diffusion Performance – NVIDIA GeForce VS AMD Radeon
Stable Diffusion is seeing more use for professional content creation work. How do NVIDIA GeForce and AMD Radeon cards compare in this workflow?
Stable Diffusion Benchmark Testing Methodology
Stable Diffusion is a growing application of AI technology in the content creation space. Today, we will present our methodology for benchmarking various GPUs for Stable Diffusion.
Impact of Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling on Content Creation Performance
Hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling is a behind-the-scenes change in Windows to move processing GPU requests from the CPU to the GPU. Does enabling the feature have any impact on content creation performance?
