Blender Open Data Benchmark3.3.0

Run a defined Blender Open Data test on macOS to produce a 3D performance benchmark in the Blender Open Data context, rather than a general-purpose Blender workflow. The result gives developers and technical users a consistent basis for examining hardware and software performance.

Blender Open Data serves as a public platform that collects, displays, and lets users query submitted hardware and software performance-test results. Its comparison views treat higher scores as better, with dedicated comparisons for CPU devices and GPU devices. Additional charts show benchmark totals by operating system and compute type, along with the number submitted on each day.

Use it when evaluating 3D performance on a Mac, comparing processor or graphics devices, or examining results within the shared Blender Open Data environment. That focus distinguishes it from using Blender for modeling, animation, or rendering, since this software centers on a defined benchmark run and its related comparisons. It suits developers, hardware evaluators, and Blender users who need a repeatable reference for Mac 3D performance.

The Mac build supports both Intel and Apple Silicon systems. Blender Open Data Benchmark is freeware in the Developer Tools category, and the current version is 3.3.0,2.0.