The OCUS Benchmark of Pro/E Builds

- Last modified: Feb 11 2000 -

Here are the results of running the OCUS Benchmark with different builds of Pro/E.

I created an R19 and a R2000i version trail file of the R20 benchmark. Each trail files was run on one and the same computer under the exact same conditions.

The tests were performed on a:

Compaq AP550 PIII 733MHz 3DLabs Oxygen GVX1 256Mb RAM 256Mb swap NT4.0SP6

The results clearly show how the performance of Pro/E increased on all fronts with the introduction of R20 compared to R19.

R2000i is nevertheless a bit slower than R20 except when it comes to saving data and verifying the family table (which is also a lot of disk io). Most likely due to the new binary format.

BuildTotal160 wireframe redraws90 shaded mouse spins400 shaded redraws80 shade calculations8 regenerations200 menu redraws60 saves300 dialogue box redraws180 wireframe mouse zooms2 patterned x-sectionsFamily Table verifyAssembly creation15 explode translations20 screen updates50 model tree expansions25 automatic regenerations20 perspective views
R19 98405172628192630384159432721283224232824
R20 99334192527152630124116422519302823152025
R2000i 19993504242843202631132916432314272825151924


The same kind of results apply for an SGI:

SGI Indigo2 R10000 200 MHz Impact graphics 588Mb RAM 600Mb swap IRIX 6.2 with MIPS4 binary code

BuildTotal160 wireframe redraws90 shaded mouse spins400 shaded redraws80 shade calculations8 regenerations200 menu redraws60 saves300 dialogue box redraws180 wireframe mouse zooms2 patterned x-sectionsFamily Table verifyAssembly creation15 explode translations20 screen updates50 model tree expansions25 automatic regenerations20 perspective views
R19 9840155010691629210988991255581679310296939497
R20 983912299390478093539637526453888485596986
R2000i 1999350128998915580955995371006444858887596785


This second images demonstrates how the amount of memory needed by Pro/E for this benchmark decreased from R19 ro R20 and then increased again from R20 to R2000i.


The results above were also verified for an SGI Indigo2 with R4600 processor and ELF2 binary code. And also for a SUN Ultra 1 with Creator 3D

If you would like to do this test on your computer here you can download the other revision trail-file and config.pro. Use the part from the R20 benchmark.