Corona CPU Benchmark Download v1.3




Download the Corona CPU Benchmark. It’s easy to use: save, extract, and run the file. Benchmark starts to render the testing scene automatically and shows the result at the end, with an option to submit the result.
The tool itself is very easy to use, simply save, extract, and run the downloadable file from their site and you can get started.The benchmark itself starts automatically once you run it and it will render it's standard testing scene automatically give us results at the end that we can then use to compare performance between CPUs.
Looking at the user submitted scores on the Corona Renderer website the benchmark has been used in workstation grade systems with up to 72 CPU threads, meaning that this benchmark is made with heavy hyper threading in mind, making it suitable for testing CPUs with both small and large CPU core counts.
We have a forum thread open on this benchmark right here where you can share your results.
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Stock I7 - 4930K (3.9ghz) 16GB DDR3@2400mhz
Corona 1.3 Benchmark Finished
BTR Scene 16 passes
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4930K CPU @ 3.40GHz
Real CPU Frequency : 3.9
Render Time: 0:03:08, Rays/sec: 2 579 900
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could not run corona 1.3. Your processor doesnt support required features (SSE 4.1)
in a phenom x6 1090 t
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i7 4790K @ 4.7GHz and RAM G.Skill @ 2400MHz with default timings but it´s for my brother.
Result: time 3m32s; ray/sec 2,284,740