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What I like about UnixBench is that it covers I/O as well as raw CPU performance. (So you'd want to make sure it uses the SSD, not the SD card.) And it's open s
by mwcampbell 7y ago
What I like about UnixBench is that it covers I/O as well as raw CPU performance. (So you'd want to make sure it uses the SSD, not the SD card.) And it's open source (edit: actually checked the license now; looks like it's GPL2).
I'll let others weigh in with other benchmark suggestions.
- Cyclenerd 7y agoUnixBench would be great. I have a bash script that runs several benchmarks and create a website: https://github.com/Cyclenerd/benchmark https://github.com/Cyclenerd/benchmark You would have to remove Geekbench from Line 650 in the source code. Does not work with ARM.