cpu-benchmark

Lightweight tool for single and multi core CPU benchmarks. MIT Licensed.

Supported OS platforms:
- Windows
- macOS(Darwin)
- Linux
Multi-core CPU Benchmark by Kevin Liu
Single-core CPU Benchmark by Alex Dedyura

| How to run | - | Benchmark reference |

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How to run

1. Installation

git clone https://github.com/ReZeroE/cpu-benchmark.git

2. Run Benchmark

• Multicore Benchmark
  • -h | --help Display help message
  • -v | --verbose Verbose Output
  • -p | --processes The number of cores to run the benchmark on (Default to the number of installed logical cores - 1)
  • -l | --load Benchmark load value, default to 50000 (Suggested: 5000~100000)

python ./multicore_cpubench
python ./multicore_cpubench -v --processes 16 --load 60000

• Singlecore Benchmark

python ./singlecore_cpubench

Benchmark Reference

Reference Command:

$ python ./multicore_cpubench -l 50000

	CPU	Logical Cores	OS	Avg. Process Time	Run Time
✔️	Intel(R) Xeon(R) Gold 5218	64	CentOS	5.674 seconds	6.288 seconds
✔️	Apple M2	8	Darwin	24.721 seconds	27.168 seconds
✔️	i9-12900K	24	x86_64	3.215 seconds	5.656 seconds
✔️	i9-9900K	16	x86_64	8.825 seconds	11.935 seconds
✔️	AMD Ryzen 7 4800H	8	Windows 11	12.572 seconds	16.202 seconds
✔️	Intel i5-10210U	8	Windows 11	32.276 seconds	44.918 seconds
✔️	Intel i5-6500T	4	Windows 11	39.853 seconds	54.143 seconds
✔️	Apple M4	10	macOS(Darwin)	6.775 seconds	7.255 seconds
⭕	i9-11900H	16	Windows 11	untested	untested
⭕	i5-9300H	8	Windows 11	untested	untested
⭕	i9-11900H	16	Windows 11	untested	untested