2D Benchmarks
UnRAR-crack benchmark
by admin on Feb.11, 2011, under 2D Benchmarks
Download Link: UnRAR-crack benchmark (115)
UnRAR-crack is a free RAR password cracker. It employs various techniques to maximize cracking speed (e.g. using SSE2, SSSE3, etc. to test more passwords at once, and using multithreading to take advantage of multi-core/hyperthreaded processors).
UnRAR-crack benchmark uses the password cracking core of UnRAR-crack to test the performance of your system. It works by launching several thousand password checks and measuring the average testing speed, in passwords per second. It repeats the same procedure for different number of threads (up to the max your system can utilize), and using different crypto functions (SSE2-optimized, SSSE3-optimized, etc.). Using it, you can measure the SMP boost, the SSE unit performance, etc.
The whole benchmark takes a minute or two. After finishing, the program generates a report file. This file can be uploaded to the result database (hosted on this site) so you can compare your machine with your peers.
Lamark
by admin on Jun.03, 2010, under 2D Benchmarks
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download: Lamark (347.79KB) added: 03/06/2010 clicks: 126 description: Lamark is an updated remake of the popular 80s and 90s benchmarking tool Landmark Speed Test by Landmark Research International Corporation. Lamark Speed Test, requires no installation, no DLL nor component registration, no external dependencies, no purchasing, and its reduced size, makes possible to fit the complete package even in an old-fashioned floppy disk. This makes Lamark the perfect choice for quick and reliable choice while comparing PC performances. Description When launched, it starts performing a continuous series of speed tests, including CPU, FPU and Memory. Results are normalized acording to an Intel Pentium Dual Core T2330 at 1,60 GHz, with 2 GB of DDR2-667 memory, where CPU and FPU run at 3200 MHz (1600 MHz each core), and memory has a bandwith of 667 MHz. Under the Information pane it is displayed current computer information related to CPU/FPU and Memory. It includes number of cores/processors, CPU name and clock speed, total amount of installed memory, and processor stepping. The rest of values shown, represent the processing power while dealing with CPU operations (integer calculations), FPU operations (floating point calculations), Memory (memory write accesses), and Total results, representing averages of the three ones. Where applied, benchmarks are extrapolated to all system cores/processors in raw synthetic 32 bit execution. The Submit button, gives the possibility to send your benchmarks and compare them with other users. |
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download: cudaBench 0.1.0 (273.18KB) added: 16/03/2010 clicks: 139 description: CudaBench performs a three-dimensional explicit diffusion simulation on a grid of points over a series of time steps. The amount of points your CUDA-enabled cards can do in three minutes, summed together, is your benchmark score.Version 0.1.0 - The benchmark has changed from a 2D to a 3D system. This just makes the code more elaborate, and more parts of the CUDA card are used. - The benchmark now outputs a score in MP/s, or Million Points per Second. - The benchmark will last 30 seconds per card. - The benchmark taxes all your CUDA enabled cards in the system (yeah, multiGPU baby) - or at least it should do. I can't test this... - Each GPU is taxed in turn, and your final score is the sum of each GPU. This requires a CUDA enabled driver - 185.25 or above |
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download: y-cruncher 0.5.2 Build 9082 Alpha 3 (6.76MB) added: 15/03/2010 clicks: 148 description: The first scalable multi-threaded Pi-benchmark for multi-core systems... Against the Big Guns... Faster than SuperPi on single-core... Faster than PiFast 4.3 on dual-core... Faster than QuickPi 4.5 on quad-core... 1 billion digits of Pi in 10 minutes on 3.33 GHz Core i7. Changes to v0.5.2 Alpha: Advanced Swap Mode. Much higher computation limits. New validation scheme. Slightly faster x64 binaries. Various fixes. |
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download: HWiNFO32 v3.42-615 Beta (1.76MB) added: 25/02/2010 clicks: 139 description: Professional hardware information and diagnostic tool supporting latest components, industry technologies and standards. Comprehensive hardware information System health monitoring (Thermal, Voltage, Fan, Power) Basic benchmarks Text, CSV, XML, HTML, MHTML report formats Periodical updates OS: Windows 9x/2000/XP/Vista/Server 2003/2008/Windows 7 Platform: 32-bit (IA-32), 64-bit (x64, IA-64) |
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download: BlackBox 2 (1.46MB) added: 28/01/2010 clicks: 117 description: HWM BlackBox is a utility designed to deliver precise details on the core components of your computer to the maximum. As well as providing you with you with in-depth information about hardware such as the processor, memory modules, mainboard, hard drives and video card, it also offers the opportunity to assess critical parameters such as clock speeds and temperatures. HWM BlackBox also presents Vista – compatible tools to test your computer's performance under Microsoft Windows Vista. |
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download: MaxxMEM² - PreView (922.21KB) added: 28/01/2010 clicks: 123 description: Is the *little brother of MaxxPI², it contains the same Memorybenchmark routine as MaxxPI² does. So your reaced results will be comparable to Memory / Latency benchmarks done by MaxxPI². |
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download: Wprime2.0 (660.36KB) added: 16/01/2010 clicks: 130 description: wPrime version 2.00 uses a completely re-written calculation module which aims to restore competetivity with older CPUs yet still maintaining fairly consistent results with version 1.55. Version 2.00 has not yet been approved for hwbot so please don't submit to hwbot yet, however you are welcome to submit to the new wPrime score server. |
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download: Wprime1.55 (551.56KB) added: 16/01/2010 clicks: 742 description: wPrime is a benchmarking application designed to use a highly multithreaded approach to calculating the square-roots of large amounts of numbers (up to 32 billion at this stage!) |
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download: Super pi (60.44KB) added: 16/01/2010 clicks: 686 description: Super Pi is used by many overclockers to test the performance and stability of their computers. In the overclocking community, the standard program provides a benchmark for enthusiasts to compare "world record" pi calculation times and demonstrate their overclocking abilities. The program can also be used to test the stability of a certain overclock speed. |
