If the time is not showing, use the black arrow shown in the bottom image to change the display mode under the image. Step Four – note the time in the box below the image. Step Three – close any and all unnecessary programs including the browser you used to read this photo blog post and down load the files from. Next open the image in CS3, CS4, CS5, CS6, or CC ( Creative Cloud ). Step Two – down load the file ( about 4.8 MB ) to run the test on by clicking on the image below. The test automates this routine – ( Filter > Blur > Radial Blur.Set the Radial Blur setting to: Amount at 100, Blur Method to Spin, and finally Quality to Best ) Step One – down load the Radial Blur Test Action. Also the newer version of test allows you to use Photoshop CS3, CS4, CS5, CS6, and Photoshop CC to time the result for you.ĭecember 2019 UPDATE: Even though this post is from 2010, I still get results & add them to the list. New for this test is a photoshop action that will preform the test for you. The only basic difference between this new and improved CPU benchmark test and the older test is the larger file that the test is performed on. So it was time update the test in preparation for the new even faster Intel six core hyper threaded Gulftown processor, the Core i7 980X. Since then CPU processors have gotten faster, as they always do. I “released” my photoshop radial blur CPU benchmark test almost a year ago.
