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Hardlimit Benchmark doesn't send or receive any information thru Internet during its execution unless you validate the result. Hardlimit Benchmark will send tests scores and hardware devices information anonymously during validation time. This data will be public but it doesn't allow us to identify a single user since it is generic information (numeric data from results plus hardware brands, models and amount of memory). If you log in during validation time, the information sent will be linked to your user name.
HLBM is a CPU benchmark intended to measure the performance of a CPU in multiple areas.
You can choose the x86 instruction set extension such as SSE or AVX to test how good are them for some operations. Furthermore, you can test how fast is your proccessor by executing old instructions sets. Rebember: not all sofware is compiled for AVX2.
Also you can set the number of threads to execute. By default, HLBM will execute the maximum number of threads for your CPU but maybe you want to try a lower amount of threads to check how HyperThreading or SMT is doing. HBLM runs four tests:
·Test#1 and #2: will evaluate the performance in the execution of SIMD entire and floating point operations. These tests will improve dramaticaly its results by setting a higher mode. The result will show you how fast is your CPU for multimedia and games.
·Test#3: This is a generic program. We have chosen a zip de/compression routine. The result will be barely affected by the mode. This test will show you how fast is you CPU for generic operations like the operating system itselft and non-multimedia software.
·Test#4: This test runs a memory performance benchmark. The result depends on memory speed and cache size, its management and availavility. The higher results means a faster memory.
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Hardlimit Benchmark doesn't send or receive any information thru Internet during its execution unless you validate the result. Hardlimit Benchmark will send tests scores and hardware devices information anonymously during validation time. This data will be public but it doesn't allow us to identify a single user since it is generic information (numeric data from results plus hardware brands, models and amount of memory). If you log in during validation time, the information sent will be linked to your user name.
About Hardlimit Benchmark
HLBM is a CPU benchmark intended to measure the performance of a CPU in multiple areas.
You can choose the x86 instruction set extension such as SSE or AVX to test how good are them for some operations. Furthermore, you can test how fast is your proccessor by executing old instructions sets. Rebember: not all sofware is compiled for AVX2.
Also you can set the number of threads to execute. By default, HLBM will execute the maximum number of threads for your CPU but maybe you want to try a lower amount of threads to check how HyperThreading or SMT is doing. HBLM runs four tests:
·Test#1 and #2: will evaluate the performance in the execution of SIMD entire and floating point operations. These tests will improve dramaticaly its results by setting a higher mode. The result will show you how fast is your CPU for multimedia and games.
·Test#3: This is a generic program. We have chosen a zip de/compression routine. The result will be barely affected by the mode. This test will show you how fast is you CPU for generic operations like the operating system itselft and non-multimedia software.
·Test#4: This test runs a memory performance benchmark. The result depends on memory speed and cache size, its management and availavility. The higher results means a faster memory.
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