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How to Run a Benchmark on Your System
To run a benchmark, first decide what you want to test:
✔ CPU Performance (Processing power)
✔ GPU Performance (Graphics and gaming)
✔ RAM & Storage Speed
✔ Network Speed
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1. CPU Benchmark (Processor Speed Test)
Windows
1. Cinebench R23 (Best for real-world CPU testing)
Download: Cinebench R23
Run Single-Core & Multi-Core tests
Compare your score with other CPUs
2. Geekbench 6 (Cross-platform benchmark)
Download: Geekbench
Run the test and get a CPU score
Linux
Use Geekbench or install sysbench:
sudo apt install sysbench -y
sysbench cpu --threads=4 run
(Replace 4 with your CPU core count.)
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2. GPU Benchmark (Graphics & Gaming Performance)
Windows
1. 3DMark (Best for gaming GPUs)
Download: 3DMark
Run Time Spy (DirectX 12) or Fire Strike (DX11)
2. Unigine Heaven (Good for stress testing)
Download: Unigine Heaven
Run at 1080p Ultra settings and check FPS
Linux
Use glmark2 for a simple GPU test:
sudo apt install glmark2 -y
glmark2
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3. RAM & Storage Benchmark
Windows
1. CrystalDiskMark (Storage speed test)
Download: CrystalDiskMark
Run Sequential Read/Write tests
2. UserBenchmark (Overall system test)
Download: UserBenchmark
Tests CPU, GPU, RAM, and SSD/HDD
Linux
1. Test RAM speed with sysbench:
sysbench memory --threads=4 run
2. Test SSD/HDD speed:
sudo hdparm -Tt /dev/sda
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4. Network Speed Benchmark
Windows & Linux
1. Speedtest.net (Internet speed test)
Open: Speedtest
Run the test for Download & Upload speeds
2. Command-line test (Linux & Windows WSL)
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sivel/speedtest-cli/master/speedtest.py | python3
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Conclusion
For gaming & GPU testing, use 3DMark or Unigine Heaven.
For CPU testing, use Cinebench or Geekbench.
For disk performance, use CrystalDiskMark.
For network speed, use Speedtest.net.
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