Compare your PC performance score with MT members [New edition]

[jackuars]

6 years ago on MT, i created a similar thread here, and am sure many of you have upgraded your systems or bought new ones.

We will use Novabench( download here) for benchmarking our systems, the download size for the same however has increased from 5MB from last time to 95MB. Hope that's okay.

Optionally, you may also run Passmark (download here) which has a better suite with in-depth details, but it takes 4 times as long as Novabench to complete and also is trial only version.

Note: For best results close all applications while running the test.

Post your results here with screenshot after testing:

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jackuars Laptop.

1. Novabench Score: 740

2. PassMark score: 1191.7

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Updated standings to reflect latest scores (22/01/2021):

Novabench standings:

1. @blackice - 4339
2. @SecurityNightmares - 4111
3. @TairikuOkami - 3743
4. @Cleo - 3728
5. @I Walk MY Way - 3685
6. @rain2reign - 3375
7. @Alexhousek - 3335
8. @mlnevese - 2632
9. @SecureKongo - 2628
10. @Noche - 2512


PassMark standings:

1. @SecurityNightmares - 8205
2. @blackice - 8174
3. @TairikuOkami - 7055
4. @JoyousBudweiser - 6521
5. @rain2reign - 6192
6. @sepik - 5588
7. @I Walk MY Way - 5414
8. @Noche - 4794
9. @CyberTech - 4149
10. @DJ Panda - 3533

 

[Ink]

4. Huracan - 2597.3

My results should be near identical, as currently using the same hardware?
However, may download the software to compare with previous results.

 

[sepik]

Here's my results:
Lenovo Legion Desktop PC
CPU: I5-8400 mhz
Memory: 16 GB 2666mhz DDR4 (vendor: Ramaxel)
Storage: 256 GB Nvme (Samsung OEM model)
GPU: Nvidia 1060 3GB (Zotac OEM model)
Display: Philips 3270QP 32" (2560x1440)

EDIT:
My Nvme is Samsung OEM model, so windows uses its own generic surface nvme driver. However, via device manager you can "force" it to use Samsung EVO models v3.3 driver. This gives a lot better disk performance for Samsung OEM Nvme drives.

 

[Nevi]

Min self build comp. is an Asus with a i3 8100
8 GIG's RAM
Nvidia 1050

 

[mlnevese]

@sepik Where did you find the Samsung drivers? The version on Samsung's site will not install because my drive is OEM and I can't find a zip version to force install.

 

[sepik]

@mlnevese
Of course it does not install, because Samsung does not support their OEM brands, via Samsung Magician Software.
What i did:
Downloaded https://s3.ap-northeast-2.amazonaws...281A78151C/Samsung_NVM_Express_Driver_3.3.exe

Run and install. Then go to device manager, storage controllers, open up storage controller branch, check "surface driver". Right click it and update driver, click browse my computer for Driver Software, then click "let me pick...etc" and Samsung Evo v3.3 driver should be there to choose from. Install it, reboot. Remember to do diskmark benchmark before windows own generic driver and with this forced one. You will be surprised. I was.

Kind regards,
-sepik

 

[mlnevese]

@mlnevese
Of course it does not install, because Samsung does not support their OEM brands, via Samsung Magician Software.
What i did:
Downloaded https://s3.ap-northeast-2.amazonaws...281A78151C/Samsung_NVM_Express_Driver_3.3.exe

Run and install. Then go to device manager, storage controllers, open up storage controller branch, check "surface driver". Right click it and update driver, click browse my computer for Driver Software, then click "let me pick...etc" and Samsung Evo v3.3 driver should be there to choose from. Install it, reboot. Remember to do diskmark benchmark before windows own generic driver and with this forced one. You will be surprised. I was.

Kind regards,
-sepik

I will try it when I get home then I'll post my benchmarks Thanks


*UPDATE*
Tried it and it won't install saying no compatible drive was detected. Tried to open the installer and it has many generic name files.

 

[TairikuOkami]

I have just updated BIOS to AGESA ComboAm4PI 1.0.0.6, I guess AMD Chipset drivers will follow.

 

[mlnevese]

Here are my home notebook results. No optimizations were used, no background tasks closed.

 

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

The results of my Acer laptop from 2015:

Specs:


Novabench:


PassMark:


WEI:

 

[brambedkar59]

Almost 3 years old dual core Laptop

 

[CyberTech]

Yea my PC is old im stopped playing video games 2 years ago i lost interests in gaming except GTAV (inactive) i dont know why, i need money to upgrade it so bad..

 

[blackice]

Finally got a chance to run these:

 

[forgottenuser79643]

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 2700X
RAM: Team Group Vulcan TLRED416G3000HC16CDC01
Motherboard: Asrock Fatal1ty B450 Gaming-ITX/AC (default bios settings CPU)
Graphics Card: Sapphire Nitro+ RX 590
SSD: Samsung 970 EVO 500GB

Finally a reason to benchmark it. Never had the need nor use for it.

 

[Nautilus]

Hahaha my testresults look like nothing in comparisson with your benchmark scores!

 

[Lenny_Fox]

Haha my 10 year old laptop with dual core pentium with 5400 rpm harddisk died when I helped an uncle setting up his new laptop (and router), so he gave his old desktop (it was state of the art when he bought it). My cold startup with Edge when from (measured with AppTimer) improved from 3.7 seconds to 1.2 (and repetitive from 2.3 to 0.6). So I did the test for fun I got

May not look much, but coming from a dual core pentium I am happy wiith it.

 

[CyberPanther]

Here my results for my Asus Zenbook Flip 14:

 

[DJ Panda]

Nova : 1537

Passmark: 3533

Overall, not too bad for a semi used desktop I got a year ago. Didn't even know this contest was a thing!

 

[Arequire]

 

[show-Zi]

Benchmark test is suitable for anthropometry of old pc.
This is my 10 year old pc.