PerformanceTest Linux Download

Features

Fast, easy to use, Linux system speed testing and benchmarking. PassMark PerformanceTest™ for Linux allows you to objectively benchmark a Linux system using a variety of different speed tests and compare the results to others.

• Compare the performance of your device to other devices online at http://www.cpubenchmark.net (coming soon)
• A convenient commmand line utility that works without needing to install a desktop environment
• Compare CPU performance with our existing database of CPU's. Tests results are comparable cross platform with the Windows version.
• The full suite of CPU tests from our Windows version is now available for free on Linux systems.
  
  

CPU Test Suite

• Integer Maths Test
• Floating Point Maths Test
• Finding Prime Number Tests
• Sorting Test
• Encryption Test
• Compression Test
• Physics Simulation Test
• Extended Instructions Test (SSE, AVX, AVX512, FMA, NEON) (Depending whether x86 or ARM)
• CPU Mark: an aggregate mark to easily compare overall CPU perfromance between systems.

System Requirements

• x86 Version: Supports 64-bit x86 CPU's
• ARM 32-bit: Supports ARMv7 and ARMv8 CPU's in AArch32 mode
• ARM 64-bit: Supports ARMv8 CPU's in AArch64 mode
  

The following distros have been tested

• Ubuntu 16.04, 18.04, 20.04
• CentOS 7, 8
• Raspberry Pi OS
• Fedora 32
  
  Linux distributions that meet the following reqirments should also work:
  
• Linux Kernel 4.1 or higher
• glibc 2.17 or higher
• ncurses 5, newer distributions with ncurses 6 will need to install the ncurses 5 library for compatability

FAQ

• How to launch PerformanceTest from the command line?
  1. Open a new terminal window.
  2. Change your working directory by typing "cd path_to_performance_test_folder".
  3. Run the program by typing "./pt_mac"

• Changing Number of Test Processes, Duration, and Iterations
  Advanced users can manually change the Number of Test Processes, Test Duration, and Number of Test Iterations using command line arguements
  
  -p [1-256] Number of Test Processes to run. Setting more test threads than your system supports will force test duration to Very Long.
  
  -i [1-100] Number of Test Iterations to run
  
  -d [1-4] [Short, Medium, Long, Very Long]
  
  e.g. Run PerformanceTest using "./pt_mac -p 4 -i 5 -d 2"