Build 5.02.01
Official release, update 2.1
- fix the visualisation of the frequency
Build 5.01.02
Official release, update 1.2
Date - Jun 13, 2022
- new UI theme
- sign in from the browser, enabling all integrated sign-in options (Google, Chaos account, Trimble, etc.)
- reduce the size of the distributable on macOS
Build 5.01.01
Official release, update 1.1
Date - Dec 15, 2021
- utilise all cores on newer Windows 10, and Windows 11
- ease the troubleshooting process by linking to Chaos Help Center
Build 5.01.00
Official release, update 1
Date - Jun 22, 2021
- share scores on social media
- copy a screenshot of a score preview to the clipboard
- show NVIDIA driver version, if available, when previewing scores
- view public scores on benchmark.chaos.com
- fix an issue with the submission, and deletion of scores
- fix an issue with doubled NVIDIA prefixes for some devices
- don't show info messages as warnings
Build 5.00.03
Official release, Hotfix 3
Date - Apr 16, 2021
- Properly report macOS versions from Big Sur on
Build 5.00.02
Official release, Hotfix 2
Date - Mar 18, 2021
- Rebranded the application
- Downscale the application on lower resolution displays
Build 5.00.01
Official release, Hotfix 1
Date - Dec 17, 2020
- macOS application
- fix a problem with the comments not updating
- fix an issue with the --list-devices option not showing all CUDA devices
- notify when there is a newer version of V-Ray Benchmark
- notify when NVidia drivers are old, or incompatible
- add separate tags for V-Ray GPU CUDA, and V-Ray GPU RTX in the output JSON file
- check for invalid device indices set from the CLI
Build 5.00.00
Official release
Date - Nov 11, 2020
- Benchmark with V-Ray 5
- New mode: V-Ray GPU RTX
- New scene for every mode (V-Ray, V-Ray GPU CUDA, and V-Ray GPU RTX)
- New UI
- More CPU details: count of physical CPUs, total # of logical cores, SMT/Hyper-threading, and clock speed
- Detect hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling
- Sign in from the application
- Save, and manage private scores, not visible on benchmark.chaosgroup.com, which can later be made public
- Preview all scores for a user
- Save a screenshot of a score preview
- Filter hybrid V-Ray GPU CUDA configurations
- Filter V-Ray configurations by names, SMT/Hyper-threading, total # of logical cores, and counts
- Filter V-Ray GPU configurations by names, and counts
Known issues
- The --list-devices command-line option in vray-gpu-cuda mode doesn't list CPUs in hybrid configurations. The CPUs can still be selected by their default index 0.
- Selecting a single GPU from a Multi-GPU graphics card might cause unexpected behaviour.
- Running a second V-Ray Benchmark instance closes the previous one.