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Model: macbook pro late 2013
Operating System: 10.9.4
Graphic card: Iris Pro
Harddisk: 256Gb flash
Processor: 2.0GHz i7
Memory: 8Gb
Output Setup: Fullscreen to 1600x1200 TB > DVI
Resolume: 4.1.11

Benchmark for 1920x1080
Clean content: 3
Noise content: 3

Benchmark for 640x480
Clean content: 20+ (45fps)
Noise content: 20

Model: macbook pro late 2013
Operating System: 10.9.4
Graphic card: Nvidia 750M 2Gb
Harddisk: 512Gb flash
Processor: 2.3GHz i7
Memory: 16Gb
Output Setup: Fullscreen to 1600x1200 TB > DVI

## Resolume: 4.1.11

Benchmark for 1920x1080
Clean content: 9
Noise content: 8

Benchmark for 640x480
Clean content: 20+ (47fps)
Noise content: 20+ (45fps)

## Resolume: 4.1.8

Output Setup: Fullscreen to 1600x1200 TB > DVI

Benchmark for 1920x1080
Clean content: 11
Noise content: 9

Benchmark for 640x480
Clean content: 20+ (52fps)
Noise content: 20+ (42fps)

ASUS G74SX-A1
Intel Sandy Bridge Quad Core i7-2630QM (2.0GHz) Processor,
17.3" Full HD (1920 x 1080) LED Display,
12GB DDR3 1333MHz Memory,
1.5TB (750GB 7200RPM x 2) Hard Drive,
Blu-Ray DVD Combo Drive,
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560M 3GB GDDR5 Graphics Card,
Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit,
Resolume 4.1.7

I've only tested the HD benches, the 640x480 is not interesting anymore, in 4:3 I mainly use 1024x768, otherwise it's 16:9 and 1080P

Setup: laptop as control monitor 920x1080, 1 fullscreen output at 1920x1080 on HDMI output

Benchmark 920x1080

HD clean 10 layers
HD noise 10 layers

Model: MacBookPro laptop, Late 2013
OS: Mac OSX 10.9.4
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M 2048 MB
Harddisk: APPLE 1TB SSD
CPU: 2.6 GHz Intel Core i7
Memory: 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
Resolume: 4.1.11

Setup: laptop as control monitor, 1 fullscreen output at 1920x1080 on HDMI output

Benchmarks 1920x1080
Clean: 8 layers
Noise: 8 layers

So then I benched again with a different connection, not HDMI-DVI but Thunderbolt-DVI and it the results where slightly better:
Benchmarks 1920x1080
Clean: 9 layers
Noise: 9 layers


And again the Windows machine has won, all and all I am deeply disappointed with the whole macbook for it's performance, the only reason I 'm keeping it is because of it's weight and I am using max. 6/7 layers of content which is not all full HD.

Model: Dell Inspiron 5000 Series
Operating System: Win 8.1
Graphic card: AMD Radeon R7M265 2 Gb
Harddisk: Kingston 480 Gb SSD
Processor: 2.60 GHz i7
Memory: 8 Gb
Output Setup: no specific - not connected

## Resolume: 4.1.11

Benchmark for 1920x1080
Clean content: 5
Noise content: 5

Benchmark for 640x480
Clean content: 11
Noise content: 11

Model : Dell M6700

OS: 64 Bit Windows Professional

Processor : Intel core i7 - 3740QM CPU @ 2.70GHZ

GPU : Nvidia Quadro K4000m

Memory : 24GB Ram

1st Hard drive (Programs) : 256 GB Samsung Evo SSD

2nd Hard drive (Clip Storage) : 1 TB Samsung Evo SSD

Resolume : 4.1.11



Output Setup :

1 Monitor full screen output at 1080p - 1920 x 1080

Benchmark 1920 x 1080:

7 x Clean
7 x Noise

Benchmark 640 x 480:

9 x Clean
9 x Noise

About to attempt a gig with my old beast:

Model: Macbook Pro, mid 2010
Operating System: 10.9.5
Graphic card: NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M 512MB
Harddisk: Seagate 1TB SSHD / Ext WD 7200rpm 1TB 7200rpm (similar results with each)
Processor: 2.66GHz Dual-core i7
Memory: 4GB
Resolume: 4.1.11

Output Setup: Samsung 1280x800 (minidisplayport -> DVI)

External HDD 7200rpm (FW)
Benchmark for 1920x1080
Clean content: 2
Noise content: <1

Benchmark for 640x480
Clean content: 10
Noise content: 8

Model: Zotac ZBOX EN760
OS: Windows 8 Pro
Processor : Intel Core i5-4200U @ 1.6GHz, 2 Core
GPU : Nvidia GTX 860M
Memory : 8GB Ram
1st drive : 256 GB Sandisk SSD
Resolume : 4.1.11


Output Setup :
1 Control Monitor via DVI: 1600x900
1 TV via HDMI - 1080p

Benchmark 1920 x 1080:
9 x Clean
7 x Noise

Benchmark 640 x 480:
20+ x Clean
20+ x Noise

Model: Custom MSI Bigbang motherboard
Operating System: Windows 7 Ultimate
Graphic card: EVGA Hydro Copper GTX Titan
Harddisk: old Sata
Processor: i7
Memory: 16Gig
Resolume: Arena 4.1.11

Output Setup:

Benchmark for 1920x1080
Clean content: 20
Noise content: 19

Benchmark for 640x480
Clean content: 20
Noise content: 20

According to my GPU monitor there seems to be a little stress from Arena. My Adobe products utilize more.

Anyways my stuff is good enough. Now to do some real world testing.

Joris, compositions are getting bigger and bigger so any chance you guys could generate a set of 2K (2048x1536) & 4K (3840x2160) benchmark media so that we can start adding that to the benchmark results?

Is this real life?


Model: Origin EVO15-S
Operating System: Windows 8.1
Graphic card: NIVIDA GeForce GTX 970M 6gb DDR5
Harddisk: Dual 128GB M.2 SATA SSD in RAID0 (256GB Total)
Storage: 1TB 7200rpm
Processor: Intel Core i7-4710HQ Quad-Core 2.50GHz (3.50GHz TurboBoost), 6MB Cache
Memory: 16gb
Resolume: Arena 4.1.11

Output Setup:

Benchmark for 1920x1080
Clean content: 20+
Noise content: 17

Benchmark for 640x480
Clean content: 20+
Noise content: 20+

This is the thinnest most powerful laptop to handle Resolume so well (as far as I know). My Cinebench score was 100FPS and I've had 0 hickups while working with Resolume thus far.