AE Benchmark

The AE Benchmark plugin and website have been discontinued due to the plugin not meeting both the communities' and our own standards. Due to a variety of unforeseen reasons, AEB was not a reliable and consistent benchmarking tool and thus we've decided to take it offline.

Fortunately, the Adobe AE dev team have been working hard implementing the new multi-frame rendering pipeline so we can all look forward to AE utilizing more of our ever-growing number of CPU cores/threads 

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Description

The AE Benchmark plugin and website has been discontinued due to the plugin not meeting both the communities' and our own standards. Due to a variety of unforeseen reasons, AEB was not a reliable and consistent benchmarking tool and thus we've decided to take it offline.

Fortunately the Adobe AE dev team have been working hard implementing the new multi-frame rendering pipeline so we can all look forward to AE utilizing more of our ever growing number of CPU cores/threads



AE Benchmark

the free benchmarking tool for After Effects



Dispell the Mystery


There's a lot of confusion (and disappointment) around After Effects performance, particularly on modern hardware. AE Benchmark uses real-world AE processing tasks to give you 3 scores:

  • Singlethreaded
  • Multithreaded
  • GPU

So if you’re wondering why a $10,000 rig only renders certain .aep’s ~20% faster than a $2,000 rig, you’ve come to the right place. AEB is intended to help users choose which hardware gives the best AE performance for their budget.



View the user scoreboard




AE Benchmark is a collaboration between

Plugin Everything, The Waenderer and aescripts + aeplugins

Discussions

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Version History

1.0 -

Dec 14, 2020

- Initial release

Compatibility

After Effects

2020, CC 2019, CC 2018