Advanced Benchmark v.2 for H264, H265, AV1 and H266 - Page 6

Sagittaire · 17th August 2025, 13:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by jpsdr

Is there a setting somewhere to change ?

You can change priority to "high" at each encoding time or change the priority in register:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FN8HcLa87A

renq · 31st August 2025, 14:02

Code:

|-----------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------- 
| CPU                                                             | AMD Ryzen 5 5600X 6-Core Processor                               
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------- 
| H264 - x264 - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames    |  134.768 s                
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------- 
| H265 - x265 - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames    |  168.442 s                
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------- 
| AV1 - SVT-AV1 - 1080p - HDR  - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames |  197.742 s                
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------- 
| H266 - VVEnc - 1080p - HDR  - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames  |  318.505 s                
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------- 
| Overall - 1080p - HDR  - ABR Ladder encoding - 1611 frames      |  826.828 s                
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------- 
Stock cooler, ASUS Prime X570-Pro , 2x8GB DDR4-2400 ECC, Win 8.1

It's my ECC NAS hardware, Win 8.1 just happened to be on a random SSD I found and I just booted it up.

RanmaCanada · 8th September 2025, 04:18

In case anyone is wondering about some of the "new" AMD offerings.

renq · 9th September 2025, 10:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by RanmaCanada

In case anyone is wondering about some of the "new" AMD offerings.

Which laptop?

So 4xZen 5 + 4xZen 5c is about 1% faster than 6xZen 3 (5600X)

RanmaCanada · 9th September 2025, 22:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by renq

Which laptop?

So 4xZen 5 + 4xZen 5c is about 1% faster than 6xZen 3 (5600X)

It's a Dell DB16255. Nice unit, powered by USB-C, and is relatively light.

rwill · 12th September 2025, 07:11

Code:

|-----------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------- 
| CPU                                                             |  Ryzen Threadripper 9970X 32-Cores                            
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------- 
| H264 - x264 - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames    |  17.892 s                
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------- 
| H265 - x265 - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames    |  23.863 s                
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------- 
| AV1 - SVT-AV1 - 1080p - HDR  - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames |  27.758 s                
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------- 
| H266 - VVEnc - 1080p - HDR  - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames  |  55.586 s                
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------- 
| Overall - 1080p - HDR  - ABR Ladder encoding - 1611 frames      |  167.228 s                
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------

Faster than my Zen2 Threadripper...

jpsdr · 12th September 2025, 19:51

And faster than my AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 7975WX 32-Cores, as should be expected. There is nevertheless around 20%, not bad, but not worth spending again around 5000$...

Sagittaire · 16th September 2025, 21:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by rwill

Code:

|-----------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------- 
| CPU                                                             |  Ryzen Threadripper 9970X 32-Cores                            
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------- 
| H264 - x264 - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames    |  17.892 s                
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------- 
| H265 - x265 - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames    |  23.863 s                
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------- 
| AV1 - SVT-AV1 - 1080p - HDR  - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames |  27.758 s                
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------- 
| H266 - VVEnc - 1080p - HDR  - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames  |  55.586 s                
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------- 
| Overall - 1080p - HDR  - ABR Ladder encoding - 1611 frames      |  167.228 s                
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------

Faster than my Zen2 Threadripper...

Really impressive result for this 9970X .... simply 2 times more powerful than the previous 3970x.

My Advanced Benchmark v.2 is simply the only benchmark in area that is currently able to show the real encoding power with such Threadripper CPUs.

And this will be particularly the case with the next generation of Intel's next-gen "Nova Lake-S" CPUs, which will have up to 52 cores.

Sagittaire · 16th September 2025, 21:50

Nobody to bench the Intel 285K ... ???

I'am really curious to see result versus 14900K and 9950X ...

huhn · 17th September 2025, 08:57

someone has to actually buy that CPU to bench it.

renq · 20th September 2025, 08:47

Given that Ryzen does much better in Linux, would be nice to get comparative results..

for instance, Phoronix tests for 9950x -

https://www.phoronix.com/review/wind...-ubuntu-2510/6

jpsdr · 20th September 2025, 10:44

Would be nice to have also Windows 10, because i had great differences between Windows 10 and Windows 11 with my 7975WX.

benwaggoner · 20th September 2025, 20:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by renq

Given that Ryzen does much better in Linux, would be nice to get comparative results..

for instance, Phoronix tests for 9950x -

https://www.phoronix.com/review/wind...-ubuntu-2510/6

I note that the ASTC Encoder benchmark, probably the closest to video encoding, shows a slight performance advantage for Windows.

https://www.phoronix.com/review/wind...-ubuntu-2510/4

Z2697 · 20th September 2025, 21:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by benwaggoner

I note that the ASTC Encoder benchmark, probably the closest to video encoding, shows a slight performance advantage for Windows.

https://www.phoronix.com/review/wind...-ubuntu-2510/4

There're OpenAPV tests as well, which is another story.

TEB · 21st September 2025, 00:05

Code:

IFP is enabled. For better performance, AlfUnitSize is adjusted to the CTUSize.
Using IFP at low number of threads (<12) does not provide more speedup, consider disabling IFP.
run.sh: line 82: warning: command substitution: ignored null byte in input
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| CPU                                                             | Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-14700KF
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| H264 - x264 - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames    |  50.279 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| H265 - x265 - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames    |  61.127 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| AV1 - SVT-AV1 - 1080p - HDR  - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames |  68.972 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| H266 - VVEnc - 1080p - HDR  - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames  |  119.728 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| Overall - 1080p - HDR  - ABR Ladder encoding - 1611 frames      |  336.502 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------

Sagittaire · 21st September 2025, 09:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by TEB

Code:

IFP is enabled. For better performance, AlfUnitSize is adjusted to the CTUSize.
Using IFP at low number of threads (<12) does not provide more speedup, consider disabling IFP.
run.sh: line 82: warning: command substitution: ignored null byte in input
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| CPU                                                             | Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-14700KF
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| H264 - x264 - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames    |  50.279 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| H265 - x265 - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames    |  61.127 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| AV1 - SVT-AV1 - 1080p - HDR  - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames |  68.972 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| H266 - VVEnc - 1080p - HDR  - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames  |  119.728 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| Overall - 1080p - HDR  - ABR Ladder encoding - 1611 frames      |  336.502 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------

There is problem with your 14700KF bench.

The result should be closer to a 14900K with only 4 fewer ECore.

TEB · 22nd September 2025, 10:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sagittaire

There is problem with your 14700KF bench.

The result should be closer to a 14900K with only 4 fewer ECore.

Please elaborate and post a suggestion action

Sagittaire · 22nd September 2025, 21:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by TEB

Please elaborate and post a suggestion action

14900K at stock frequencies produce these result:

Code:

|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| CPU | Core i9-14900K
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| H264 - x264 - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames | 33.965 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| H265 - x265 - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames | 43.507 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| AV1 - SVT-AV1 - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames | 51.432 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| H266 - VVEnc - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames | 86.797 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| Overall - 1080p - HDR - ABR Ladder encoding - 1611 frames | 241.588 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------

Are you sure that your 14700KF is at stock frequencies?

You must don't use another application during bench for best result.

TEB · 25th September 2025, 11:55

yes, everything is stock. No over or underclocking afaik!
Windows 11, beta run

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sagittaire

14900K at stock frequencies produce these result:

Code:

|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| CPU | Core i9-14900K
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| H264 - x264 - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames | 33.965 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| H265 - x265 - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames | 43.507 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| AV1 - SVT-AV1 - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames | 51.432 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| H266 - VVEnc - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames | 86.797 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| Overall - 1080p - HDR - ABR Ladder encoding - 1611 frames | 241.588 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------

Are you sure that your 14700KF is at stock frequencies?

You must don't use another application during bench for best result.

littleD · 6th October 2025, 05:51

Another Ryzen to the chart, my first buy.

|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| CPU | Ryzen 5 8645HS w/ Radeon 760M Graphics
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| H264 - x264 - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames | 131.440 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| H265 - x265 - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames | 143.743 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| AV1 - SVT-AV1 - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames | 173.557 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| H266 - VVEnc - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames | 253.541 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------
| Overall - 1080p - HDR - ABR Ladder encoding - 1611 frames | 669.482 s
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------

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jpsdr Registered User Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: France Posts: 2,655	And faster than my AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 7975WX 32-Cores, as should be expected. There is nevertheless around 20%, not bad, but not worth spending again around 5000$... __________________ My github.

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Sagittaire Testeur de codecs Join Date: May 2003 Location: France Posts: 2,546	Nobody to bench the Intel 285K ... ??? I'am really curious to see result versus 14900K and 9950X ... __________________ Le Sagittaire ... ;-) 1- Ateme AVC or x264 2- VP7 or RV10 only for anime 3- XviD, DivX or WMV9

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RanmaCanada Registered User Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 358	In case anyone is wondering about some of the "new" AMD offerings.

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littleD Registered User Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 348	Another Ryzen to the chart, my first buy. \|-----------------------------------------------------------------\|-------------------------------------------------- \| CPU \| Ryzen 5 8645HS w/ Radeon 760M Graphics \|-----------------------------------------------------------------\|-------------------------------------------------- \| H264 - x264 - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames \| 131.440 s \|-----------------------------------------------------------------\|-------------------------------------------------- \| H265 - x265 - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames \| 143.743 s \|-----------------------------------------------------------------\|-------------------------------------------------- \| AV1 - SVT-AV1 - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames \| 173.557 s \|-----------------------------------------------------------------\|-------------------------------------------------- \| H266 - VVEnc - 1080p - HDR - Multipart encoding - 1611 frames \| 253.541 s \|-----------------------------------------------------------------\|-------------------------------------------------- \| Overall - 1080p - HDR - ABR Ladder encoding - 1611 frames \| 669.482 s \|-----------------------------------------------------------------\|--------------------------------------------------