Benchmark

[Lidvikarn]

Hi.

I recently bought a new pc and now want to try out some benchmarking, what are some good free software to use and how will I understand the results and if the results are good for my pc with gaming in mind? 

Thanks for any help.

[Fasauceome]

10 minutes ago, Lidvikarn said:

Hi.

I recently bought a new pc and now want to try out some benchmarking, what are some good free software to use and how will I understand the results and if the results are good for my pc with gaming in mind? 

Thanks for any help.

unigine benchmarks are good, superposition is a pretty modern benchmark and you can compare against other users online. 

[GuiltySpark_]

Cinebench R23

 

As for understanding them, that just takes time immersed in the world around these pieces of software and reading everything you can.

 

[Lidvikarn]

1 hour ago, rickeo said:

Cinebench R23

 

As for understanding them, that just takes time immersed in the world around these pieces of software and reading everything you can.

 

Thanks for the tip, I tried the cinebench r23 test on multi core and got a result of 8957 with a AMD Ryzen 5 3600x, now I think that is good? Any ideas?

[GuiltySpark_]

1 minute ago, Lidvikarn said:

Thanks for the tip, I tried the cinebench r23 test on multi core and got a result of 8957 with a AMD Ryzen 5 3600x, now I think that is good? Any ideas?

This is where research plays a role. The most common thing you can do is a google search such as "Cinebench R23 + Ryzen 3600x" and look around. Replace Cinebench R23 with the benchmark of your choice. 

 

This thread has some results. 

 

[Lidvikarn]

2 hours ago, rickeo said:

This is where research plays a role. The most common thing you can do is a google search such as "Cinebench R23 + Ryzen 3600x" and look around. Replace Cinebench R23 with the benchmark of your choice. 

 

This thread has some results. 

 

Okay thanks for the help.

[LogicalDrm]

13 hours ago, Lidvikarn said:

how will I understand the results and if the results are good for my pc with gaming in mind? 

Results are either given in fps or score. Some benchmarks have their own leaderboards to use and compare with. These can help if you are trying to see whether system is within average range (10% from average score). For gaming, you need to run the games and compare those fps results. You can't directly compare scoring in synthetic benchmark to real performance. Benchmark scores can only be compared against other scores with same benchmark. So generally you would watch out how much upgrade you get, how much your OC did etc. where you have before and after scores.

[Lidvikarn]

11 hours ago, LogicalDrm said:

Results are either given in fps or score. Some benchmarks have their own leaderboards to use and compare with. These can help if you are trying to see whether system is within average range (10% from average score). For gaming, you need to run the games and compare those fps results. You can't directly compare scoring in synthetic benchmark to real performance. Benchmark scores can only be compared against other scores with same benchmark. So generally you would watch out how much upgrade you get, how much your OC did etc. where you have before and after scores.

Okay thank you, i Will run some FPS tests then and compare The results. Thanks for the help.