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which software offers the most comprehensive performance evaluation

which software offers the most comprehensive performance evaluation

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MasterofFireMC
Junior Member
13
01-29-2023, 05:13 AM
#1
Hey everyone
I need to know the best tools to create a complete benchmark for my PC (everything inside). I want everything in one flash drive so it’s always ready for me or my friends to use. Thanks!
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MasterofFireMC
01-29-2023, 05:13 AM #1

Hey everyone
I need to know the best tools to create a complete benchmark for my PC (everything inside). I want everything in one flash drive so it’s always ready for me or my friends to use. Thanks!

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CrustyChummy
Junior Member
34
02-06-2023, 03:03 AM
#2
3dmark, pcmark, sysmark, sandra, cinebench, unigine, specapc and specviewperf, crystaldiskmark, iometer, luxmark are common in most professional reviews. Some are suited for workstation and compute tasks because I’m not certain about all the benchmarks you’re interested in. There are also real-world applications with standardized tests for tools like handbrake, 7zip, photoshop, blender, games, etc., though I’m unsure if you’d run them without the software. Although free options like handbrake and blender exist, others require paid versions. If you’re passionate about benchmarking, what tools are you currently using?
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CrustyChummy
02-06-2023, 03:03 AM #2

3dmark, pcmark, sysmark, sandra, cinebench, unigine, specapc and specviewperf, crystaldiskmark, iometer, luxmark are common in most professional reviews. Some are suited for workstation and compute tasks because I’m not certain about all the benchmarks you’re interested in. There are also real-world applications with standardized tests for tools like handbrake, 7zip, photoshop, blender, games, etc., though I’m unsure if you’d run them without the software. Although free options like handbrake and blender exist, others require paid versions. If you’re passionate about benchmarking, what tools are you currently using?

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YOLOGAMER109
Member
229
02-06-2023, 08:56 PM
#3
I prefer a simple userbenchmark; synthetics didn’t interest me. It fulfills the requirements and works faster and simpler than several extended setups.
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YOLOGAMER109
02-06-2023, 08:56 PM #3

I prefer a simple userbenchmark; synthetics didn’t interest me. It fulfills the requirements and works faster and simpler than several extended setups.

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agasycookie
Member
103
02-07-2023, 03:49 AM
#4
I prefer a fast and simple userbenchmark, not synthetic stuff. It meets the requirements and is faster and simpler than longer tests.
I’m more of an enthusiastic person who likes to overclock and benchmark for fun with friends.
I want something beyond just a quick check, but I don’t think I’m a nerd or crazy—I just enjoy what I do.
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agasycookie
02-07-2023, 03:49 AM #4

I prefer a fast and simple userbenchmark, not synthetic stuff. It meets the requirements and is faster and simpler than longer tests.
I’m more of an enthusiastic person who likes to overclock and benchmark for fun with friends.
I want something beyond just a quick check, but I don’t think I’m a nerd or crazy—I just enjoy what I do.

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stampy0114
Member
76
02-07-2023, 04:57 AM
#5
3dmark, pcmark, sysmark, sandra, cinebench, unigine, specapc and specviewperf, crystaldiskmark, iometer, luxmark are common in most professional reviews. Some are suited for workstation and compute tasks because I’m not certain about all the benchmarks you’re interested in. There are also real-world applications with standardized tests for tools like handbrake, 7zip, photoshop, blender, games, etc., though I’m unsure if you’d run them without the software. Some popular free options include handbrake and blender.
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stampy0114
02-07-2023, 04:57 AM #5

3dmark, pcmark, sysmark, sandra, cinebench, unigine, specapc and specviewperf, crystaldiskmark, iometer, luxmark are common in most professional reviews. Some are suited for workstation and compute tasks because I’m not certain about all the benchmarks you’re interested in. There are also real-world applications with standardized tests for tools like handbrake, 7zip, photoshop, blender, games, etc., though I’m unsure if you’d run them without the software. Some popular free options include handbrake and blender.

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LorrenK
Senior Member
703
02-09-2023, 03:10 AM
#6
Unigen benchmark for overall gaming performance (old and new versions)
GPU OC disk usage (risky but effective)
Cinebench score
Storage disk space usage
Fraps FPS gaming test
MSI Afterburner full gaming evaluation
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LorrenK
02-09-2023, 03:10 AM #6

Unigen benchmark for overall gaming performance (old and new versions)
GPU OC disk usage (risky but effective)
Cinebench score
Storage disk space usage
Fraps FPS gaming test
MSI Afterburner full gaming evaluation