GFXBench - unified graphics benchmark based on DXBenchmark (DirectX) and GLBenchmark (OpenGL ES)

GFXBench Metal available on El Capitan

January 25, 2016

GFXBench Metal tests Apple's low-level graphics and compute API now on both OS X and iOS devices.

GFXBench Metal is now available on El Capitan, allowing performance measurement of Metal on OS X and comparing results to Open GL performance on OS X and also to iOS devices. The Metal edition is the latest in the line of GFXBench API ports, which further enables multi-platform and multi-API performance analysis.

Features

All high-level and low-level tests are rendered with Metal: from the high-level gaming-like Manhattan 3.1 and 3.0 scene (with dynamic lighting, deferred shading, shadows, compute shaders and post-effects) to low-level subtests exercising different parts of the graphics pipeline

Tests: Manhattan 3.1, Manhattan, T-Rex, ALU 2, Driver Overhead 2, Texturing (and Offscreen 1080p variants for all of them) and Battery

Algorithmic parity and matching rendering workloads enable comparison between different platforms, APIs (Metal, OpenGL, OpenGL ES, DirectX) and form-factors

Supports OS X 10.11 - El Capitan

Availability

GFXBench Metal is available for download on the Mac App Store and for licensing within our Benchmark Development Program.

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