SPECapc for NX 9/10 debuts a new user interface and results reporting format that will be the basis for all future SPECapc benchmarks. Scoring is weighted based on how NX 9 and 10 users exercise functionality in their day-to-day work.
Display modes include shaded, shaded with edges, wireframe, wireframe with hidden edges, and wireframe with dim edges, as well as the application-specific Advanced Studio, True Studio and Face Analysis modes. The benchmark produces composite GPU and CPU scores, as well as sub-scores for each of the display modes tested during a run. Anti-aliasing can be enabled or disabled to allow users to assess performance differences between the two modes. CPU tests within the benchmark measure performance for field of view (FOV) and feature regeneration operations. The benchmark executes graphics tests that include rotation, pan, zoom and clipping for each model. Seven models representing common use cases are included in SPECapc for NX 9/10. "It represents all the graphics display modes used in the application and closely simulates user interaction when running NX 9 or 10 in the real world." "We consider this the most comprehensive performance evaluation software available for systems running Siemens NX 9 or 10," says Trey Morton, SPECapc chair.
The benchmark is designed to run on Microsoft Windows 7 64-bit platforms. Users need an NX 9 or NX 10 license that includes the NX Shape Studio or equivalent bundle for Advanced Studio rendering. The new SPECapc for NX 9/10 benchmark can be run with Siemens NX 9.0 or NX 10.0, although results from the two different application versions are not comparable.
GAINESVILLE, Va., J– SPEC’s Application Performance Characterization (SPECapc) project group has released new performance evaluation software for systems running Siemens NX 9 and NX 10 CAD/CAM applications. With new models, latest graphics display modes and fresh GUI
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