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  • AIDA64

    AIDA64 offers a complete set of tools to benchmark, overclock, monitor, fine-tune, and troubleshoot Windows based desktop and mobile computers. .

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  • UserBenchMark

    Still hankering for the day that you pulled your new PC out of the box, plugged it in and it just worked? UserBenchmark is a free all-in-one benchmarking application....

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  • Cinebench

    CINEBENCH is a real-world test suite that evaluates your computer's performance capabilities. It's the perfect tool to compare CPU and graphics performance...

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  • Phoronix Test Suite

    Phoronix Test Suite is a free, open-source benchmark software for Linux and other operating systems developed by Phoronix Media with cooperation from an undisclosed...

    Free Open Source Mac Linux BSD

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  • Novabench

    Novabench a popular benchmark test for Windows and macOS. Quickly measure your computer's parts, and compare your results online to optimize performance or fix...

    Free Mac OS X Windows

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  • AnTuTu Benchmark

    AnTuTu Benchmark is a free benchmarking app that helps users delve deeper into their Android devices through hard numbers and solid facts. Benchmarks include: User...

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  • PerformanceTest

    PassMark PerformanceTest benchmarks the speed of your PC computer hardware, then compares the result to other machines. Includes disk, 3D and CPU tests. Fast, easy...

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  • PCMark

    PCMark is an industry standard benchmark for Windows PCs and Android devices. The free version includes a number of benchmark tests covering home use, office use and...

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  • GFX Bench

    The first benchmark to test your device with game-like content with Android Extension Pack features.

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  • iBench

    iBench is constituted by a bunch of 21 tests (12 of integer workload and 9 of floating point) of real usage that allows you to check and compare the CPU and memory...

    Free Open Source Mac OS X

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  • Xbench

    Xbench was developed by Spiny Software to provide a comprehensive benchmarking solution for Mac OS X. Xbench is useful not only for comparing the relative speeds of two...

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  • 3DMark

    3DMark includes everything you need to benchmark your hardware in one app. Whether you're gaming on a smartphone, tablet, notebook, laptop, desktop, or a...

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  • 0xbench

    An integrated, comprehensive benchmark suite for Android: from system call (bionic) to Android frameworks. There are currently 16 included benchmarks. Two for arithmetic...

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Pretty much the standard for Hackintoshes

Comment by OmgItsTheSmartGuy
about Geekbench · Jul 2011 · Helpful Not helpful Report as spam

When it comes to benchmarking Hackintoshes (PCs hacked to run Mac OS X), Geekbench is pretty much the standard. It's free (screw the commercial 64-bit mode), your results are easily comparable with others on the internet, and it works on both Windows and Mac. So if you're dual-booting to both Windows and Mac, you can check whether your Mac installation was successful or not by comparing it to your Windows installation.

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