The Unofficial Cinebench 11.5 Database

These Cinebench 11.5 results are provided by members of the public and manufacturers. Whilst there is no way to solidly verify each and every score, it is quite simple to extrapolate results and predict what any given computer should be able to do. A bit of common sense makes it almost impossible to cheat.

My OpenGL test turned red and failed, what happened?. This means that the image your graphics card has made is too different compared to the image it should be making. Update your gfx card drivers, this is the most common cause. If it still doesn't work then it can often be because you have set your ATI/NVidia control panel to override the settings the application is asking for. Make sure you have set things such as antialiasing, Catalyst AI, anisotropic filtering all set to the defaults. Cinebench will not give you a result if you try forcing low quality settings.

If a graphics card scores zero in the OpenGL column, this means it failed to properly run the test in Cinebench. It can however still be used with Cinema 4D, but most likely will not support all features that the Enhanced OpenGL mode offers. This can happen due to old drivers or very low-end graphics cards. Update your computer OS and drivers before you run this test.

The number of cores and threads listed is the total for the computer, not per-CPU.

All operating systems are 64-bit unless otherwise listed

Although it is possible to run a single threaded test in Cinebench, we do not record their results here as they have little practical use. You can still run this test yourself if you enable the 'Advanced Benckmark' option in the menu.

All results you can download from here have been anonymised, no personal data such as names or websites is available, just the raw machine data.

You are allowed to freely use and publish these results in any way you wish, all results shown here are considered public domain. No permission is necessary although a link back to here is appreciated.

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