GliBench is a CPU and hard disk performance benchmarking tool with a graphical interface. It is designed to aid in the evaluation of computer hardware.
I recently had the opportunity to test GliBench, a GUI-based benchmarking tool designed to gauge the performance of a computer's CPU and hard disk. This software is derived from the benchmarks developed for CliBench Mk III SMP, a Windows-based benchmarking program. Efforts have been made to port it to other architectures, but Linux, equipped with the GTK toolkit and Gnome support, offers the most flexible support. This enables easy porting to other OSs that complement complex hardware.
One of GliBench's core features is the ported CPU multithreaded tests conducted using ANSI C and posix threads. The tests assess the hardware for its performance by running seamless multi-threaded tests, giving you accurate results. This program is ready for use to benchmark your hardware's capacity in the least time and with no hassle.
Moreover, the updated version comes with various new features that further enhance its title as an efficient benchmarking software. This release was entirely rewritten to support GTK+ 2.x and Glib 2.x, offering new stress tests and threaded I/O tests that can put your disks through their paces, hence evaluating their performance. The graphical user interface (GUI) and console interfaces are both available, meaning that you can use it in whichever setting you prefer.
Overall, I found GliBench to be an excellent tool that furnishes utterly accurate results. The inclusion of multiple new tests and the application's complete rewriting have no-doubt updated it to suit any benchmarking needs. It is user-friendly, accessible to all even with GUI in place, and highly recommendable.
One of GliBench's core features is the ported CPU multithreaded tests conducted using ANSI C and posix threads. The tests assess the hardware for its performance by running seamless multi-threaded tests, giving you accurate results. This program is ready for use to benchmark your hardware's capacity in the least time and with no hassle.
Moreover, the updated version comes with various new features that further enhance its title as an efficient benchmarking software. This release was entirely rewritten to support GTK+ 2.x and Glib 2.x, offering new stress tests and threaded I/O tests that can put your disks through their paces, hence evaluating their performance. The graphical user interface (GUI) and console interfaces are both available, meaning that you can use it in whichever setting you prefer.
Overall, I found GliBench to be an excellent tool that furnishes utterly accurate results. The inclusion of multiple new tests and the application's complete rewriting have no-doubt updated it to suit any benchmarking needs. It is user-friendly, accessible to all even with GUI in place, and highly recommendable.
What's New
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