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Disk Bench

I want to know how fast are my disks really are, in a real life situations. Not in a synthetic benchmarking program that will display figures that I will never be able to meet.

An example of the 'Copy File' test. This test was done with a MP4 video that is 204MB in size. Note that you can tell Disk Bench to delete the copyed file once the test is finished.

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  • Windows  Disk Bench requires you to have Microsoft's .Net Framework 4.0!
From the website: The other way to benchmark is to choose Create File. This way it just creates a file (consisting of a repeated 128 byte string). So if you only have one harddisk, this is the optimal test for you.
An example of the 'Read File' test using a MP4 video that is 204MB in size.
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The latest version (2.8.0.1) is from September 2020.

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What is Disk Bench?

I want to know how fast are my disks really are, in a real life situations. Not in a synthetic benchmarking program that will display figures that I will never be able to meet.

The program is using the current filesystem to save a file. If it is fragmented, the performance will be degraded, as it is in real life.

So, to figure out how fast your computer is, you can copy a file from A to B and use a stop watch. Or you could just as easy use this program.

All it does is:

  1. copies a file from A to B, times the time it took, and deletes the file from B again.
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  1. The other way to benchmark is to choose Create File. This way it just creates a file (consisting of a repeated 128 byte string). So if you only have one harddisk, this is the optimal test for you.

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