Blender Open Data Benchmark

The platform gathers hardware and software performance test results from the public, storing them in an openly accessible database. Users can submit their own benchmark scores, retrieve existing entries, and query the collection to compare devices across CPUs, GPUs, operating systems, and compute types. Visual analytics show distributions of benchmarks by OS, compute category, and submission trends over time.

It is intended for developers, hardware reviewers, and anyone needing empirical performance data to evaluate or showcase 3D rendering capabilities. The service supports a command‑line client and downloadable tools for Windows and other platforms, with a stable macOS core.

What sets it apart is the community‑driven scale—over 300 k benchmark records—and the integrated charts that let users explore meta‑analytics of the dataset, providing a transparent reference for performance comparisons.