Such is the joy of always updated, cloud-based software.
Not much we can do about that, but the results show scaling between Skylake and Kaby Lake all the same. Compared to the previous benchmarks from our older Skylake review, Lightroom has taken a large hit to performance this generation of Adobe Creative Cloud, up to 50% slower. This follows on from what we were expecting, a linear improvement over the generations.
It should be noted that Adobe CC has regularly updated its packages, so these results won’t scale with previous versions. We use Lightroom to convert 500 RAW images to JPG and time the result. Rendering & Image ManipulationĪdobe products have integrated OpenGL support and upped its multi-threaded processing a lot over the years. As we go through the results though, this is something to keep in mind – Kaby Lake isn’t a major overhaul, but a refinement of existing products. With a lack of any major architecture improvements and using the same manufacture process, this is what we expect. PCMark 8 Suite ScoresĪ boost to the CPU clock speed and we get a boost to the different workloads – not terribly exciting.
I7 7700K CINEBENCH UPDATE
Once wpc has been updated, we’ll update the results, likely when we run our overclock tests. In general we prefer to use SPECwpc, but this time around we ran into issues and crashes. Performance metrics are going to be somewhat limited over the generation, but most of the reason for upgrades comes from features.Īs always, we like to start all benchmarks off with an overall view of system performance, and for that we use PCMark. Later on we’ll take a better look at other CPUs if possible, when we get back from CES. We’re only testing against the 6700K due to time constraints. Intel CPU Test SystemsĤx8GB G.Skill Trident Z DDR4 – HD Graphics 530 All tests were performed at least twice to verify results, with a third time if necessary when there is a large amount of variance in the results.īelow is a table listing our current test bed. Due to time constraints and updates to a number of our test software, we’ve only got a single CPU to test against.Īt some point, we’d like to add one of the Extreme Edition CPUs to the testing suite as well.
The mothered is the soon to be released ASUS STRIX Z270E (yes, a STRIX Motherboard, finally). We decided to use the same motherboard for testing both the i7-6700K and i7-7700K. Before we get into the testing, we’ll give you a quick rundown as to the system specifications.
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