PCMark 8 Video Editing
Video Editing V2 Part 2 (Creative 3.0 test suite)
This workload uses
FFmpeg to apply video enhancement filters to a high bitrate H.264 video and then encode it to a format suitable for distribution. The FFmpeg binary used is custom-built by Futuremark using a development version of the source available from the project's code repository. The test applies a deshaking filter to a source video at 3,840 x 2160 (4K UHD) before scaling down and outputting at 1,920 x 1,080 (1080p).
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DinoPC Troodon
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Scan 3XS Z170 Performance GTK4
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PC Specialist Define X1
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Overclockers UK Titan Agent 47
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Fresh Tech Solutions 6600K Falcon R
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PC Specialist Vitrum
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Dino PC GSX
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Fresh Tech Solutions Ultimate Collection 6700K
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Utopia Pandora
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Cyberpower Infinity X55 Pro GT
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Overclockers UK Infin8 Nebula
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PC Specialist Apollo 703
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Intel Core i7-6700K (4GHz/4.8GHz)
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Intel Core i7-4790K (4GHz/4.8GHz)
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Overclockers UK Titan Wave
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Intel Core i7-6950X (3GHz/4.4GHz)
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Intel Core i7-5930K (3.5GHz/4.55GHz)
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CCL Elite Strix 100
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AMD FX-8350 (4GHz/4.6GHz)
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PCMark 8 Photo Editing V2
This workload involves making a series of adjustments to a set of photographs using
ImageMagik - an open-source image processing library to adjust brightness, contrast, saturation and gamma. When a favourable balance is found, the changes are then applied to the rest of the images in the set. TIFF files up to 67MB in size are used.
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PC Specialist Define X1
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Overclockers UK Titan Agent 47
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Dino PC GSX
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Fresh Tech Solutions Ultimate Collection 6700K
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DinoPC Troodon
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Intel Core i7-5930K (3.5GHz/4.55GHz)
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Core i7-6700K (4GHz/4.8GHz)
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Fresh Tech Solutions 6600K Falcon R
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Utopia Pandora
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Intel Core i7-6950X (3GHz/4.4GHz)
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PC Specialist Vitrum
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Overclockers UK Titan Wave
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Overclockers UK Infin8 Nebula
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Scan 3XS Z170 Performance GTK4
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Cyberpower Infinity X55 Pro GT
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PC Specialist Apollo 703
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Intel Core i7-4790K (4GHz/4.8GHz)
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CCL Elite Strix 100
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AMD FX-8350 (4GHz/4.6GHz)
Seconds, lower is better
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