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1. #BEST SITES TO BENCHMARK MY PC HOW TO#
2. #BEST SITES TO BENCHMARK MY PC DRIVERS#
3. #BEST SITES TO BENCHMARK MY PC UPDATE#

(You can click these small images to enlarge them) On the chart, Right Click it-in the Time Window index, choose a Time Frame that you want to see. This can also be used on your Phones and Tablets-however, there are cheaters who optimize their Hardware so it gets higher scores. So the first thing you'll want are the benchmarking programs and setting up your PC for logging.Ī free and widely used program-tests your System, but mainly for GPU and CPU. (THIS IS NOT A GUIDE ON OVERCLOCKING)Īnother note, this is based on Windows PC mainly so things are Windows Features ONLY-Sorry Mac and Linux users. I do not have the greatest system out there-so my scores will not be too great-but you will see them in my pictures posted below. (Which is why most of us Overclock right? ) Because there is always going to be one-but getting the most out of your PC is what we all want.

#BEST SITES TO BENCHMARK MY PC HOW TO#

I will also briefly mention how to find a 'bottleneck'.

#BEST SITES TO BENCHMARK MY PC UPDATE#

Same goes with BIOS, some BIOS update may actually worsen performance-but usually not the case.

#BEST SITES TO BENCHMARK MY PC DRIVERS#

Do driver updates actually benefit your performance? Sometimes-but sometimes it can make your PC unstable and the drivers can crash or make OC unstable.

(Higher Frequency doesn't mean better Performance 100% of the time)Īnother benefit is driver updates. You can compare it to other hardware and see upgrading a component, or adding to it (SLI, RAM) can improve or degrade your performance.Īnother use for benchmarks-when overclocking, you can mark down your scores and performance, and see if you are actually getting performance boosts with your Overclock. Well, you can benchmark to see if you PC is performing the way it should be. You can get individual component (CPU, GPU, RAM. Both benchmarks are fun experiences.There are numerous ways of benchmarking-and various programs. If you’re on a Mac, you can download their Valley benchmark test from 2013, which runs on Mac, Windows, and Linux. Unigine’s latest benchmark test is called Superposition, which launched in 2017, and works on Windows and Linux. You’ll also get real-time readouts for things like frame rate and GPU utilization. The tests will check performance and stability for hardware, such as: video card, power supply, and cooling system. AE Benchmark is estimated to only take about three minutes, which makes it an incredibly fast benchmark option.įinally, by far the most fun benchmark tests are from Unigine, which are essentially like playing a video game. When the benchmark completes, you can see your score and compare your results with other users on the AE Benchmark website. (Disk speed also plays a part, since each rendered frame will be saved to the disk before the next frame begins rendering.) AE Benchmark will test the CPU’s singlethread performance, CPU’s multithread performance, and the GPU. Speaking of benchmark tests for After Effects, Plugin Everything just announced AE Benchmark. If you want to see more, check out the video where School of Motion teamed up with Puget Systems to build the “ World’s Fastest Computer for After Effects.” This makes it really easy to see what systems are performing the best. You can then compare your score with several others on the Puget Systems Benchmark Database. Results are automatically uploaded online, along with system specs.

Once the test is completed, you’ll see your overall score and some sub-category scores. PugetBench is one of the top-rated benchmark tests for video editing.