With Photoshop version 27.6, Adobe has greatly improved the performance for certain tasks, resulting in an increase in Puget Bench scores.


With Photoshop version 27.6, Adobe has greatly improved the performance for certain tasks, resulting in an increase in Puget Bench scores.

Our first in-house benchmark for Houdini focuses on common simulation workflows and CPU performance, with plans to expand as testing evolves.

With After Effects version 26.2, Apple, AMD, and Intel GPUs have received a major performance uplift in 3D workflows.

SMPTE 2110 has been making a lot of buzz in the ICVFX world. We look at what it is, how it differs from SDI, and how it benefits virtual production stages.

Version 2.0 of Puget Bench for Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve is here, with updates reflecting today’s editing workflows, codecs, and AI-driven features.

Looking back at what developments came to Puget Bench 2025, where our benchmark program is at right now, and what our users can look forward to in 2026.

The new Puget Bench for Creators app is here, featuring a range of enhancements and improvements to make running our benchmarks easier than ever before.

Lightroom Classic v15 has a performance bug that can cause exporting photos and generating previews to take up to three times longer than expected.

Using real-world workflows, our first full release adds cross-platform support, expanded camera formats, and AI testing to accurately measure performance.

With recent Adobe updates, After Effects users with AMD Radeon RX 9000 Series video cards should see substantial performance gains in 2D workflows.