there was once MacBench from Ziff Davis. It made a very deep system
performance test on every single component, giving a good idea of where the
bottlenecks could be: It was able to compare systems on every single
meaningful or meaningless task. Was great!!

The last version I have is version 5 and then I have the impression that the
development stopped. Version 5 could test the G3 but not the G4. So now it
is useless. Do any of you have knowledge of a more recent version and can
point at a page where to find it?

    Andrea


On 30-11-2002 6:09, "David M. Ensteness" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hi there,
> 
> I am looking for a good system bench marking tool, not to find out just
> how killer my systems are or anything like that but rather to seek out
> any bottlenecks, ie is the processor holding me back or is it actually
> a slow hard drive or video card, or whatever. The thought is that I
> have that most upgrading is just estimation on what we guess will speed
> our systems up. I just bought a new video card [anyone want a GeForce
> 2MX? I have one for sale] and am in the processor of buying a new G4
> [anyone want a G4 7410 466? I am probably selling mine shortly], but I
> find myself wondering, should I invest in an UW160 SCSI card and
> drives? Or will I see no performance change from my current ATA/66
> drives? I realize that perceived performance depends on what you are
> doing and such but I just want to have a raw number look at it ... so -
> what are some good ways to benchmark system components? I am running
> both PCI Macs with 9.1 and [primarily] G3s and G4s with Mac OS X [my
> main interest in the second group].
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> David


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