Search Results for "hardware benchmark"

QuickMAN is a Mandelbrot fractal generator with multicore support. ASM-optimized code can reach over 100 billion iterations per second. Features an easy-to-use GUI, realtime pan/zoom, multiple palettes, image logging, and saving in PNG format.

BRL-CAD is a powerful cross-platform constructive solid geometry solid modeling system that includes an interactive geometry editor, ray-tracing for rendering & geometric analyses, network distributed framebuffer support, image & signal-processing tools.

VDT - Visual Disk Test : performs I/O tests on files, partitions, and/or disks with visual feedback/follow-up, offering flexible test area selection by size, location, percent, or combinations thereof, plus test duration control by time or size.

Simple application to get an operating systems detailed specifications. Also does an internet speed test.

Utility for testing CD/DVD quality and transfer rate written on C++ and Qt

Wintel based platform system power management and analysis utilities.

System Informations and benchmarking for Microsoft Windows (Alpha).

I/O performance Analysis Tool

System Stability Tester is a multi platform open source clone of SuperPI and comes with a GUI and a CLI. It can be used for CPU and RAM burning, stressing and benchmarking.

Server Benchmark [s.b] allows server engineers and administrators to quickly complete the "burn in" phase of your server and VDI provisioning process. The software also allows users to benchmark processing and memory utilization by dynamically adding threads and building arrays to test memory capacity. Server Benchmark is also a great way to maximize capacity and test response from within your existing Citrix XenApp farm, and VDI infrastructure. Source code is attached to the...

Fast Fourier Transforms (FFT) for Multi-CPU (and RAM) Stress Testing. Shows detailed information about physical and logical processors in the system. Included CPU Benchmark feature for speed testing. Automatically utilizes and tests all CPU cores.

Procbench is a CPU benchmark that tests math capabilities of your processor Ii will measure the performance of your CPU, FPU and the Cache/Memory subsystem. It is multiplatform (Windows, Linux, Bootable, DOS...)

SharpSpecs is a utility for finding out your computer's specifications. It features a bright and easy-to-use interface built for the newer Windows operating systems. Available in an installer or standalone ZIP archive. Support officially ended June 01, 2012.

BRMABench is a system of benchmark per comparison. This benchmark makes diverse routines of test in one determined time, the final time expense is always the same and what it determines score it is the amount of interactions in this same time.

This is an opensource project for the calculation of the mathematical constant Pi. If you are a mathematician or programer please contribute ideas or code for this project. Non professionals are also welcome to contribute.

The original Cerberus Test Control System seems to be abandoned by its authors/developers. This project intends to revive it.

GliBench SMP is an SMP enabled benchmark for testing you computers performance. It is a rewrite of my tool CliBench which is quite known in the Windows world. It is based on GTK/Gnome which should make it simple to port to other OS.

Sysglance profiles the linux computer, providing the user withan at-a-glance snapshot of the computer. The program is Python based and currently relies on the dmidecode utility to collect the majority of it's information.

CPU benchmark fully Open Source to supplant the older test like SuperPI. It will use the MMX,SSE,SSE2,SSE3 and later istructions to make the tests more real. (It will support even Dual Core or Multi Core Processor)

OpenSandra.NET is a WMI application designed to scan and report hardware information e.g Motherboard,CPU,Network and installed software . Built along the lines of Sisoft Sandra and Fresh Diagnose it will also support benchmarking. REQUIRES .NET FRAMEWORK

WinCPUID is project for the Windows platform, that will help display important information about your processor. You can then save a summary of that information to a file, or generate a report for print.

The identify library goes LGPL. This Amiga library is able to identify your hardware, extensions, guru codes and function names. It also gives support for ARexx and installer scripts, and is helpful for generating bug reports.

Goal: To develop an open source test suite and certification program which will reliably ensure the proper functionality of hardware running Open Source operating systems (currently Linux and FreeBSD). See http://www.open-hardware.org for details.

h264 Decoder optimized for exposing ILP to the VEX (VLIW Example) system.