No activity for more than a week. As per the tracker policy we assume the issue is gone and can be closed.

Confirmed that they work!

I added the 2.90.1 build and tested on macOS. If you could confirm that it works on Linux and Windows then this issue can be closed.

I cannot reproduce the issue. Does this still occur with the current Benchmark software?

Yes Sure, Thank you

@deepika (dasarideepika) Could you please create a new ticket for this? The first and third seem to be a bug in the benchmark.

@Robert Guetzkow (rjg) I had tried both the methods , unfortunately getting error in both the cases

@deepika (dasarideepika) Seems like you got disconnected from the server while fetching data. Please try again, this might have been a temporary connection issue. If the problem persists, please download the CLI version for your OS (https://opendata.blender.org/ > Download for other platforms), extract and open a terminal/command prompt/console. Start the program with the --verbose 2 flag. Then create a new ticket and include the error messages.

Hey Robert

I'm currently not aware of another benchmark that would be comparable to ours, given the number of measurements made and hardware range, operating systems and Blender versions covered by it.

Thank you for your interest in Blender! Unfortunately, the bug tracker is not the right place for questions like this, please create a post over at devtalk or join us on blender.chat.

Oh hey, this seems very similar to the issue I just reported while using an AMD card with OpenCL, T83431. No overclocking applied.

Thanks for keeping it open. I ran it again and it worked, the issue has been resolved, thanks for your efforts.

No, I just did not get a chance to run this again. I'm pretty sure the issue still persists, it has everytime I have run the benchmark.

No activity for more than a week. As per the tracker policy we assume the issue is gone and can be closed.

@Markus Bawidamann (markustheswiss) Is this still an issue with the current Blender Benchmark version?

@Tim (DrToothache) I am now not sure but doesn't benchmark report these issues automatically? the error code should be only for your reference.

Hi Markus, indeed you are free to use the dataset to achieve what you like. You are also welcome to check out the code and provide an initial design that would allow to query and compare specs.

Yes, it is Debian Linux (Version 10, Buster, Stable)
Kernel is:
4.19.0-8-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 4.19.98-1 (2020-01-26) x86_64 GNU/Linux

Can you confirm that your platform is Linux? Which distro?
I'll keep the task open, but can't look into it further for the time being.

Yes, I can. I have run the benchmark already 5 times and it always ends the same way. I can run it again in case there has been a code update.

The error returned by the server is benchmark failed: Did not receive Benchmark JSON Data.
Are you able to consistently reproduce this behavior in your system?

Hi Guys,

There are systems in place to remove outliers, this is not considered a bug.

Setting up Blender ID is unrelated. Can you navigate to /c/dev/foo/blender_benchmark_src/blender-open-data/launcher/, type git submodule init and paste the output here?

Hi Francesco, yes I did. I should note though that the instructions for setting up or getting a blender ID are not clear to me, so I have not been able to finish that part. However that shouldn't affect a *build* step right?