What is a Benchmark?
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A benchmark is a standard or reference point used to measure and compare the performance of hardware, software, or systems. It helps evaluate speed, efficiency, and reliability under specific conditions.
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1. Types of Benchmarks
🔹 Hardware Benchmarks
Used to measure computer performance (CPU, GPU, RAM, storage).
✔ Examples:
CPU Benchmark: Geekbench, Cinebench
GPU Benchmark: 3DMark, Unigine Heaven
Disk Benchmark: CrystalDiskMark, HD Tune
🔹 Software Benchmarks
Measures application speed and efficiency.
✔ Examples:
Browser Benchmark: JetStream, Speedometer
Database Benchmark: TPC-C (for SQL databases)
🔹 Gaming Benchmarks
Measures frame rates (FPS) and graphics performance in games.
✔ Examples:
Built-in game benchmarks (Cyberpunk 2077, GTA V)
3DMark for DirectX performance
🔹 Network Benchmarks
Measures internet speed and network performance.
✔ Examples:
Speedtest.net (for internet speed)
iPerf (for network throughput)
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2. Why Are Benchmarks Important?
✔ Compare different CPUs, GPUs, or SSDs before buying.
✔ Optimize gaming performance by adjusting settings.
✔ Detect hardware issues like overheating or slow storage.
✔ Evaluate software efficiency for enterprise applications.
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