For as long as we can remember enthusiasts around the world have been keen to see how their systems perform with many commercially available benchmarks from such companies as
Futuremark. While these applications are extremely useful to a wide audience sometimes it can be helpful to focus on a ‘real world’ application which many of us use on an almost daily basis.
You can get the KitGuru Photoshop Benchmark 1(4) here. Please note lower times are better as this means less time is taken by the system to process the commands.
Stock
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OC @ 3.50GHZ
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1. Texturiser (1)
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4.8
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3.6
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2. CMYK
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2.0
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1.6
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3. RGB
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2.5
|
1.9
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4. Ink Outlines
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41.2
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34.7
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5. Dust & Stratches
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3.2
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2.7
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6. Watercolor
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41.3
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34.9
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7. Texturiser (2)
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4.7
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3.8
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8. Stained Glass
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52.4
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44.7
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9. Mosiac Tiles
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30.9
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18.8
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10. Extrude
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342.8
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234.2
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11. Rough Pastels
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26.5
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20.1
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12. Smart Blur
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129.5
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119.6
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13. Underpainting
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48.7
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52.5
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14. Mosiac Tiles
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31.8
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19.6
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15. Spherize
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5.0
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4.5
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16. Palette Knife
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43.7
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45.1
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17. Sponge
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53.0
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44.8
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18. Smudge Stick
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10.6
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8.4
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Total
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874.6
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695.5
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Some components of the Photoshop benchmark benefit more than others from the increased clock speed when overclocked. But there is still a significant reduction in the time taken to complete the benchmark when the system is overclocked.