Intel Core Ultra "Meteor Lake" Yields Faster Performance With Linux 6.9

Written by Michael Larabel in Software on 28 March 2024 at 11:10 AM EDT. Page 3 of 5. 4 Comments.
Blender benchmark with settings of Blend File: Junkshop, Compute: CPU-Only. Linux 6.9 27 Mar was the fastest.
Blender benchmark with settings of Blend File: Junkshop, Compute: CPU-Only. Linux 6.9 27 Mar was the fastest.

With the new Blender 4.1 software, surprisingly Linux 6.9 showed a significant reduction in CPU render time all while operating around the same power level.

OSPRay Studio benchmark with settings of Camera: 1, Resolution: 4K, Samples Per Pixel: 1, Renderer: Path Tracer, Acceleration: CPU. Linux 6.9 27 Mar was the fastest.
OSPRay Studio benchmark with settings of Camera: 1, Resolution: 4K, Samples Per Pixel: 32, Renderer: Path Tracer, Acceleration: CPU. Linux 6.9 27 Mar was the fastest.
OSPRay Studio benchmark with settings of Camera: 3, Resolution: 4K, Samples Per Pixel: 1, Renderer: Path Tracer, Acceleration: CPU. Linux 6.9 27 Mar was the fastest.
OSPRay Studio benchmark with settings of Camera: 3, Resolution: 4K, Samples Per Pixel: 32, Renderer: Path Tracer, Acceleration: CPU. Linux 6.9 27 Mar was the fastest.
OSPRay Studio benchmark with settings of Camera: 3, Resolution: 4K, Samples Per Pixel: 32, Renderer: Path Tracer, Acceleration: CPU. Linux 6.9 27 Mar was the fastest.

With Intel's OSPRay Studio software there was also a noticeable advantage of running Meteor Lake on Linux 6.9 compared to 6.8 and prior.


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