Join Date : Dec 2011
Posts : 61
XP64, W7x64, W8x64, 2k8r2, Lucid(server) + a few others
Good Overall/General Computer Benchmark Software?
I'm looking for something decent (free obviously) that's a decent overall machine benchmark software. I've been building computers for a while and I have one in particular that I use (a dual-xeon system) and I'm wondering how it measures up against a 2.66ghz i7 for example. Not just clock speed but overall package - memory + CPU + HDD + video, etc. almost like the "Windows Experience Index" but with something a little more quantifiable and descriptive.
I'm curious to see how the machine's I've been selling actually stack up against a newer one...
System Manufacturer/Model Number Dell T5500 (4) + T7500 (4) OS XP64, W7x64, W8x64, 2k8r2, Lucid(server) + a few others CPU 2x Xeon X5680 or 2x W5580 Memory 72gb in the T5500's & 192GB in the T7400's Graphics Card NVIDIA GeForce 9800's Monitor(s) Displays EIZO, NEC or Dell (dual or quad on Ergotron)
Keyboard Bloomberg Hard Drives 4x WD1500HLHX in RAID6 Internet Speed Cogent 100mbps + TWC 50/5 backup Other Info BackBlaze Storage Array, 48x 2TB in RAID6 = 96TB
Offer cheap virtualization solutions - so machines & HW is usually over the top.
There are also sections which show the average scores from other users on the website so you can see what your particular CPU, GPU or Hard drive should be scoring - PassMark Software - CPU Benchmark Charts
I have been using it for years, its free to download and use for 30 days but will lock after that unless you buy it.
System Manufacturer/Model Number Own build OS Windows 7 64 bit CPU I7 2600k currently @ 4.6ghz Motherboard P8P67 EVO Memory 8 GB G.Skill Ripjaws X 2133mhz Graphics Card KFA2 GTX560ti Anarchy Edition Monitor(s) Displays 23" LG LED Screen Resolution 1920x1080
Keyboard Logitec Mouse Storm Inferno PSU Antec True Power new 750 Case Soon to be upgraded Cooling Thermaltake Frio Hard Drives Crucial M4 (Operating system), Seagate 300gb (Storage) Internet Speed 76meg down, 16meg up