New to the forum: is there somewhere I can see the entire list of benchmarks?

[WhoKnowsTheDay]

I'm building my first computer and it's all very new. It's been a lot of information and the lists on the site (especially those for Blender) have helped me a lot. But I would like to see a list with the entire ranking to weigh the financial part and I couldn't find it. I know you have the Blender website, but there are other very interesting rankings here that I would like to see in the way I mentioned. As well as looking for something for After Effects, Premiere and Games.

 

[ShrimpBrime]

Welcome to the forum.

You are currently viewing the benchmark section. There is not a list of hardware and their prices associated with the hardware for these benchmarks.

For recorded benchmarks rankings you could look at HWBot.org. also does not show price listing on hardware.

You would look up the hardware, then find the price locally to you and make yourself a spread sheet maybe.

GL

 

[WhoKnowsTheDay]

Welcome to the forum.

You are currently viewing the benchmark section. There is not a list of hardware and their prices associated with the hardware for these benchmarks.

For recorded benchmarks rankings you could look at HWBot.org. also does not show price listing on hardware.

You would look up the hardware, then find the price locally to you and make yourself a spread sheet maybe.

GL

Thanks for the greetings. Just checking to see if I didn't end up explaining it badly. I was referring to this excerpt below, from the TechPowerUp reviews. Is there no place on the website where you can see the list with the scores of all processors, for example?

Thank you for recommending the site. I live in another country, so the values part doesn't interest me much because it's very different from here. By coincidence, I am with a relative who is in the USA at this very moment. What are the best and most reliable places to buy hardware?

 

[bonehead123]

Depending on where you are & what retailers are near to you, microcenter is probably one of the best, if not the best one, however, they only have stores in certain areas, but if you have one close by, then you're golden, as they have just about anything & everything needed to build a pc, and are well known for the mobo/cpu combo deals that can save you some serious coin...BUT be advised that they do NOT ship most of their stuff, with a few exceptions...

If buying stuff online, then Amazon, B&H Photo, BustBuy, and for certain things, even Wallyworld has some great prices and fast shipping too...

I know I'm gonna upset some folks here, but I strongly recommend that you do NOT buy anything from NewEgg....they used to be great but got bought out by some crooked foreigners, and went to shit, with near zero customer service, crappy/slow/unreliable shipping, and really shady/questionable suppliers....

And as for in-person visits to BustBuy STORES....not no, not heil no, but F&CK NO ! You'd do better by cutting your genitals off & eating them for lunch....

You can however, use their search tools to find specs & prices for things, then go elsewhere to buy them

Also if you want to build a hypothetical/mix & match rig (or 6) & see what it's gonna cost and if there are any compatibility issues, then head over to pcpartpicker.com and have a blast !