Background of performance test
VoltaPC’s computers arent only for gaming, they also perform well in a professional setting. In today’s article, we will show how well our Model A performs at 3D modelling using AutoCAD Inventor®. A brief overview of AutoCAD Inventor®; Inventor® 3D CAD is a professional-grade tool for mechanical design, documentation, and product simulation.
Our benchmark tests will compare performances for a standard work PC you can find in the office. Inventor® is set for Quality (Inventor® will prioritize for best model quality).Â
We used AutoCAD Inventor 2021 with Inventor Benchmark Ver 1.8.0.0
These are our comparison metrics: We will be comparing modeling test time(s), graphics test time(s) and graphic test refresh rate(hz)
Specification of PC Under Test
VOLTA PC Model A
CPU | Intel i5-12600K |
|---|---|
RAM | 16GB DDR4 |
GPU | NVIDIA RTX3060Ti-8GB |
DISK | Samsung 980 Pro 500GB NVME SSD |
HP EliteDesk 800
CPU | Intel i5-6600 |
|---|---|
RAM | 16GB DDR4 |
GPU | NVIDIA GT705-2GB |
DISK | Samsung 870 Evo 250GB SSD |
Tests performed and scope
Sample of graphical test process
Below you can see an example of the graphic test benchmarking process on our Model A. The full benchmark comparison can be seen in our youtube video here
Test Results
Screenshots of test results
Side by Side Comparison of Realtime Graphical Output
Conclusion
The Model A provides performance improvements of up to 2x the speed for basic modelling and x26 faster performance for graphics intensive modeling. As you can also see, the Model A is able to run inventor on quality settings as well as it does on performance mode.
Upgrading to a Model A for work will undoubtedly provide a vastly discernible improvement in work productivity
All of our models are utilises Nvidia RTX Graphic cards, which If you are running Inventor 2023, you can utilise the new in-development GPU Ray-tracing function on Inventor which potentially provides even higher performance and quality utilising the GPU instead of the CPU. You can find out more in the AutoCAD Inventor page.