Godot Benchmarks

This page tracks Godot Engine performance running on a benchmark suite. Benchmarks are run on a daily basis to track performance improvements and regressions over time.

Graphs

Normalized (percentage of the average time). Lower is better on all graphs.

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Callables

Crypto

Random Number Generator

Signals

GDscript allocations

GDscript arrays

GDscript String Checksums

GDscript String Format

GDscript String Manipulations

Latest benchmark runs

Benchmarking machine

To allow for direct GPU access and avoid performance fluctuations due to the use of a shared host, benchmarks are run on a dedicated server with the following hardware:

CPU	Intel Core i5-12400
RAM	16 GB (2×8 GB DDR4-3000 CL16)
SSD	Samsung 980 500 GB (M.2)
GPU 1 (integrated)	🔵 Intel UHD Graphics 730
GPU 2 (dedicated)	🔴 AMD Radeon RX 550
GPU 3 (dedicated)	🟢 NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030
Operating system	Fedora 40 x86_64

All core and memory clocks are kept at stock frequencies. When running benchmarks (except for compiling the engine), The CPU governor is set to performance to improve result consistency. The OS is kept in a default configuration as closely as posible. The machine is not running any other tasks in parallel – this page is served from GitHub Pages.

Benchmarks that make use of the GPU are run 3 times (once on each GPU with a release build). Benchmarks that don't make use of the GPU are run twice (once with a debug build, once with a release build).