Is there a benchmark tool to measure computer performance for Ubuntu like SuperPI, 3DMark, or PCMark?
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Phoronix Test Suite is a complete benchmark facility that works on any Linux distribution, Windows and MacOSX systems.
Here are its features:
- 130+ Test Profiles 60+ Test Suites
- Extensible Testing Architecture
- Optional Linux-based LiveDVD/USB
- Testing Distribution (PTS Desktop Live) Automated Test Installation
- Dependency Management Support
- Module-based Plug-In Architecture
- PNG, JPG, GIF, Adobe SWF, SVG Graph
- Rendering Support Automated Batch
- Mode Support Global Database For Result Uploads, Benchmark Comparisons
- Detailed Software, Hardware Detection
- System Monitoring Support GTK2
- Graphical User Interface + Command-Line Interface Runs On Linux, OpenSolaris, Mac OS X, Windows 7, & BSD Operating Systems
You can download it from: http://www.phoronix-test-suite.com/
Some screenshots:
You can use the default System Monitor. Launch it from terminal with gnome-system-monitor or search for System Monitor/Task Manager on the search window in the sidebar. If you prefer to use terminal based system monitor, try htop or nmon
Best Answer
There look to be a number of them listed in the Ubuntu Software Center (search "benchmark"), although the only one I've tried is System Profiler and Benchmark. It gives a lot of computer information and I've found it very useful, but you might want to try out a number of them.