Benchmarking?
This is a discussion about Benchmarking? in the Linux Customization Tweaking category; hello again, I need to know if there is a good benchmarking program for linux, because my science project is on computer memory so i need to run a benchmarking program to figure out stats then swap memory.
hello again,
I need to know if there is a good benchmarking program for linux, because my science project is on computer memory so i need to run a benchmarking program to figure out stats then swap memory. I already did half of it on 1 machine, now i need to do it to mine, because i just moved to linux recently and i doubt the one i used will work in linux.
I also need to know if there is a site similiar to Downloads.com but for linux? all i could find at Downloads.com was Windoze stuff .
thanks in advance!
Jabird
I need to know if there is a good benchmarking program for linux, because my science project is on computer memory so i need to run a benchmarking program to figure out stats then swap memory. I already did half of it on 1 machine, now i need to do it to mine, because i just moved to linux recently and i doubt the one i used will work in linux.
I also need to know if there is a site similiar to Downloads.com but for linux? all i could find at Downloads.com was Windoze stuff .
thanks in advance!
Jabird
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Quote:hello again,
I need to know if there is a good benchmarking program for linux, because my science project is on computer memory so i need to run a benchmarking program to figure out stats then swap memory. I already did half of it on 1 machine, now i need to do it to mine, because i just moved to linux recently and i doubt the one i used will work in linux. I don't know if this is exactly what you are looking for, but if you pull up the KDE Control Center, look in the left pane for "information." expand it, and choose "memory." That gives a graphic of your memory. Quote: I also need to know if there is a site similiar to Downloads.com but for linux? all i could find at Downloads.com was Windoze stuff Try rpmfind.net and rpm.pbone.net.
I need to know if there is a good benchmarking program for linux, because my science project is on computer memory so i need to run a benchmarking program to figure out stats then swap memory. I already did half of it on 1 machine, now i need to do it to mine, because i just moved to linux recently and i doubt the one i used will work in linux. I don't know if this is exactly what you are looking for, but if you pull up the KDE Control Center, look in the left pane for "information." expand it, and choose "memory." That gives a graphic of your memory. Quote: I also need to know if there is a site similiar to Downloads.com but for linux? all i could find at Downloads.com was Windoze stuff Try rpmfind.net and rpm.pbone.net.
The Linux Bencmarking Project has a number of linux benchmark programs.
The main site is here:
http://www.tux.org/bench/
The download link is near the top of the page. 8)
The main site is here:
http://www.tux.org/bench/
The download link is near the top of the page. 8)
OP
alright guys, thanks alot.
