Table and data: Pfeiffer Consulting Benchmark Configurations Check out the slide below which overviews the average of all benchmarks: How Creative Cloud Applications Perform on M1. In this article, we’re going to focus on how Premiere Pro performed in the M1 environment compared to Intel architecture. Operations benchmarked covered a wide range of time-consuming tasks specific to each individual workflow. Benchmarks covered seven essential Creative Cloud applications: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, XD, Premiere Pro, Lightroom, and Lightroom Classic. Furthermore, this benchmark project’s goal is to analyze how the first generation of Apple Silicon hardware, the M1 MacBook Pro, performs in the context of creative workflows. Pfeiffer states that all the productivity measures presented in this document are based on real-world workflow examples, designed and executed by professionals with many years of experience with these applications and workflows. Premiere Pro Public Beta is now on Apple Silicon M1 ADOBE is trying to prove a pointįirst, it must be emphasized that this benchmark project was commissioned by ADOBE and independently executed by Pfeiffer Consulting (an independent technology research and benchmarking operation). Nevertheless, explore the intriguing data below. It must be noted though, that this benchmark project was commissioned by ADOBE.
The parameters checked were: Importing a variety of video formats in different frame rates encoding video to commonly used codecs (such as H265 or ProRes), Effects performance, and finally decoding performance with different video formats. A comprehensive benchmark showed that Premiere Pro was almost 80% faster on M1 than on Intel hardware.
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