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Hi everybody, I’m new to this and everything. I just recently started looking into building my own Pc and everything. So far everything is good. But what I want to know or need a recommendation for what program should I used to test my Pc out after finished building. What are recommendation of program to used?

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3 minutes ago, chalee said:

Hi everybody, I’m new to this and everything. I just recently started looking into building my own Pc and everything. So far everything is good. But what I want to know or need a recommendation for what program should I used to test my Pc out after finished building. What are recommendation of program to used?

Cinebench R15/R20 for seeing CPU performance

3DMark (demo on Steam is fine), run TimeSpy to get an idea of overall gaming performance.

1 minute ago, AMD1234 said:

AIDA64 for stress test (cpu)

Cinebench for benchmarks (cpu)

Furmark for GPU benchmarks

Furmark would be more of a GPU stresstest, rather than a benchmark.

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pcpartpicker.com is the best tool to pick out components and check compatibility of your build

 

cinabench is good for checking CPU

Timespy and firestrike are good system checks

furmark if you want to overclock cpu

heaven is another popular one

 

basically go to a cpu or gpu review vid, or OC vid and see what people use

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