MR has an article up which links to this OpenCL bench app. Nothing crazy but fun to see how things compare. My 2006 3.0MP with 8800GT bench: quote: Number of OpenCL devices found: 2OpenCL Device ...

One of the benchmarks. The other results: A770 OCL, A750 VLK, A750 OCL. There's four leaks: two from the Arc A770 and two from the A750, and each card was run in Vulkan mode and OpenCL mode.

A benchmark result for the RTX 5080 laptop has been leaked on Geekbench 6, showing better performance over the 4090 laptop and 7900 XTX desktop GPUs.

Have I misunderstood the local memory in OpenCL, and all devices will have sufficient local memory to allow at least, say, (cl_float4 * the default work group size) bytes, or something?

The A770 returns an OpenCL score of 85585. This compares to a GeForce RTX 2070 at 85818 and a Radeon RX 6600 XT at 82559. So, that's not exactly a stellar number for the Intel entry.

Although OpenCL tests have little relevance, the uplift looks reasonable considering that the RTX Pro 5000 Blackwell Laptop GPU is on the latest Blackwell architecture, while also having 8% more ...