Please advise a program that can evaluate the performance of two PCs in order to compare them. The peculiarity is that on one PC - Ubunbu 16.04, and on the second - Win 10.

In order for the comparison to be relevant, the program must support both operating systems. PCs will not be used in games, so a test for games will also not work.

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    You need to compare in those tasks for which you plan to use the computer. In some tasks one computer may be faster, in other tasks another - andreymal
  • Yes, we will do so. But one program is needed, which will score in terms of performance under the same conditions. - R2D2 -X
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    And these points will be useless, because on real-world tasks, the performance may be completely different :) - andreymal
  • I agree, but it’s necessary to make a start from something - R2D2 -X
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    Well, just take and measure in those tasks for which you plan to use the computer - andreymal

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As an example, you can drive both cars through stress-ng and compare the figures:

 ~$ stress-ng --cpu 4 --vm 2 --hdd 1 --fork 8 --switch 4 --timeout 5m --metrics-brief stress-ng: info: [29834] dispatching hogs: 4 cpu, 8 fork, 1 hdd, 4 switch, 2 vm stress-ng: info: [29834] successful run completed in 305.97s (5 mins, 5.97 secs) stress-ng: info: [29834] stressor bogo ops real time usr time sys time bogo ops/s bogo ops/s stress-ng: info: [29834] (secs) (secs) (secs) (real time) (usr+sys time) stress-ng: info: [29834] cpu 166994 300.03 853.33 1.35 556.59 195.39 stress-ng: info: [29834] fork 229293 300.00 27.66 28.24 764.31 4101.84 stress-ng: info: [29834] hdd 1265641 305.97 0.40 45.23 4136.55 27737.04 stress-ng: info: [29834] switch 183002493 300.00 69.93 890.87 610007.81 190468.87 stress-ng: info: [29834] vm 3185704 300.03 424.74 5.38 10617.78 7406.55

The program comes with a large set of tests, you can assemble the optimal set.

As a Fedora user, I can advise you to apply the "benchmark" keyword to package searches and read the description:

 ~$ dnf search benchmark Last metadata expiration check: 19 days, 2:39:53 ago on Thu 30 Aug 2018 22:06:43 BST. ohc-benchmark.noarch : OHC benchmark executable jmh-core-benchmarks.noarch : JMH Core Benchmarks metrics-benchmarks.noarch : Benchmarks for Metrics lucene-benchmark.noarch : Lucene Benchmarking Module junit-benchmarks.noarch : Code benchmarking in JUnit4 ocaml-benchmark.i686 : Benchmarking module for OCaml ocaml-benchmark.x86_64 : Benchmarking module for OCaml xstream-benchmark.noarch : benchmark module for xstream nodejs-benchmark.noarch : A JavaScript benchmarking library junit-benchmarks-javadoc.noarch : Javadoc for junit-benchmarks mustache-java-benchmarks.noarch : Benchmarks for Mustache.java ocaml-benchmark-devel.i686 : Development files for ocaml-benchmark ocaml-benchmark-devel.x86_64 : Development files for ocaml-benchmark intel-mpi-benchmarks-license.noarch : License of Intel MPI benchmarks libguestfs-benchmarking.x86_64 : Benchmarking utilities for libguestfs python2-pytest-benchmark.noarch : A py.test fixture for benchmarking code python3-pytest-benchmark.noarch : A py.test fixture for benchmarking code rubygem-benchmark-ips-doc.noarch : Documentation for rubygem-benchmark-ips intel-mpi-benchmarks-mpich.x86_64 : Intel MPI benchmarks compiled against mpich rubygem-benchmark-ips.noarch : An iterations per second enhancement to Benchmark intel-mpi-benchmarks-openmpi.x86_64 : Intel MPI benchmarks compiled against openmpi

Links

http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~cking/stress-ng/

  • Tell me, does this program work with Win 10? - R2D2 -X
  • @ R2D2-X can run from a flash drive - Hellseher
  • thanks, let's try. - R2D2 -X