Best benchmarking software?

By legomanjj
November 26, 2014 in Operating Systems

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1. Cinebench R15 - free

2. Unigine Vally - has a free edition

3. 3D Mark - has a free edition

4. Aida 64 - has a free edition

Posted November 26, 2014

Does anyone know of good benchmarking programs? Possibly any free ones too?

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Posted November 26, 2014

3D Mark

Geekbench

Prime 95?

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Posted November 26, 2014

I like 3DMark Firestrike personally.

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Does anyone know of good benchmarking programs? Possibly any free ones too?

CPU/GPU or Both?

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Posted November 26, 2014

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Unigine valley

Cine bench

3d mark fire strike

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Solution

1. Cinebench R15 - free

2. Unigine Vally - has a free edition

3. 3D Mark - has a free edition

4. Aida 64 - has a free edition

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