Category: BenchmarkXPRT development community
HDXPRT 4 v1.2 and the HDXPRT 4 source code package are available
This week, we have good news for HDXPRT 4 testers. A few weeks ago, we discussed the fact that Adobe removed the trial version of Adobe Photoshop Elements (PSE) 2018 from the PSE download page. HDXPRT 4 used PSE 2018 for the Edit Photos scenario, so this change meant that new HDXPRT testers would not be [...]
Coming soon: An interactive AIXPRT selector tool
AI workloads are now relevant to all types of hardware, from servers to laptops to IOT devices, so we intentionally designed AIXPRT to support a wide range of potential hardware, toolkit, and workload configurations. This approach provides AIXPRT testers with a tool that is flexible enough to adapt to a variety of environments. The downside [...]
Progress updates: HDXPRT 4 and AIXPRT
Over the next few weeks, we’re expecting to publish both an updated HDXPRT 4 build and the AIXPRT public release (GA). Timelines may change as a result of development or testing issues, but we want to provide a brief update on where both projects stand. HDXPRT 4 As we discussed last week, Adobe removed Photoshop [...]
AIXPRT Community Preview 3 is here!
We’re happy to announce that the AIXPRT Community Preview 3 (CP3) is now available! As we discussed in last week’s blog, testers can expect three significant changes in AIXPRT CP3: We updated support for the Ubuntu test packages from Ubuntu version 16.04 LTS to version 18.04 LTS. We added TensorRT test packages for Windows and [...]
An update on AIXPRT development
It’s been a while since we last discussed the AIXPRT Community Preview 3 (CP3) release schedule, so we want to let everyone know where things stand. Testing for CP3 has taken longer than we predicted, but we believe we’re nearly ready for the release. Testers can expect three significant changes in AIXPRT CP3. First, we [...]
Planning for the next TouchXPRT
We’re in the very early planning stages for the next version of TouchXPRT, and we’d love to hear any suggestions you may have. What do you like or dislike about TouchXPRT? What features do you hope to see in a new version? For those who are unfamiliar with TouchXPRT, it’s a benchmark for evaluating the performance of Windows [...]
