windows 11 speed test

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gordonisnz

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#312720 12-May-2024 13:47

Hello. Ages ago, i had a computer program that ran a series of tests, and could figure out if your PC was a roller-skate or a speed-boat as far as performance goes.

Does anyone know the name of this - I'm on WIN 11

EDITED: I'm on Win 11 not win 10

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#3229262 12-May-2024 14:03

download the speedtest.net app

gordonisnz

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#3229276 12-May-2024 14:07

Jase2985:

download the speedtest.net app

No - Thats to test INTERNET speed - not the speed / processing of your PC

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#3229278 12-May-2024 14:15

https://www.userbenchmark.com looks worthwhile.

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#3229281 12-May-2024 14:20

OCCT Benchmark
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Qazzy03

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#3229282 12-May-2024 14:20

Do you need a speedboat?

Those tests don't mean anything unless there is a task you want to do and want to do it faster than you already are.

gordonisnz

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#3229287 12-May-2024 14:33

gzt: https://www.userbenchmark.com looks worthwhile.

Seems good.. I ran a test, & seems good. though now Ive closed everything down & want to re-test, However it gives me a "shooting game" or forces me to pay to re-test (go pro)...

i dont want to test *ME* (shooting game), I want to test the PC

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#3229289 12-May-2024 14:44

but unless you have something to compare the results to none of the tests are very useful

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#3229291 12-May-2024 14:56

Passmark.

This is what you need.

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#3229412 12-May-2024 20:54

gzt: https://www.userbenchmark.com looks worthwhile.

It's extremely biased towards Intel and shouldn't be used if you want any sort of usable result.

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#3229421 12-May-2024 21:31

It depends what the purpose is. If you want to compare CPU/board performance between Intel and AMD then that is definitely a problem.

I like the services that provide benchmarks for the entire hardware config and compare those against the same or similar config and different brands with similar config. That's the interesting part for me. This service claims to be one of those.