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CPUBenchmark
PassMark Software publishes benchmark charts for CPUs, graphics cards, drives, memory and other system components.
About CPUBenchmark
CPUBenchmark is the CPU Benchmark Charts section of PassMark Software. It publishes charts based on benchmark results submitted by PerformanceTest users and internal testing, with over 1,000,000 CPUs benchmarked and more than 3,000,000 systems tested. The lists cover server and workstation processors such as Intel Xeon and AMD EPYC, desktop processors such as Intel Core and AMD Ryzen, as well as ARM and mobile processors from Apple and Qualcomm.
You can search for a specific CPU model, browse multithread and single-thread charts, and compare up to 5 processors side by side. The site also provides charts by category, including new desktop, laptop, server and mobile models, multiple-CPU systems, overclocked systems, power performance, socket type, cross-platform performance and gaming. Additional sections cover video cards, hard drives, memory, Android and iOS benchmarks, plus market share and year-on-year trends.
It suits anyone comparing processors for a desktop, laptop, server or mobile device, and users who want to check relative performance before buying or upgrading.
Key features
- Search CPU models and view multithread and single-thread charts
- Compare performance of up to 5 different CPUs
- Filter lists by desktop, laptop, server and mobile
- View power performance and socket type breakdowns
- Check market share and year-on-year performance trends
- Browse benchmarks for video cards, drives and memory
Best for: People comparing Intel, AMD, Apple and Qualcomm processors for a computer purchase or upgrade benefit most.
Good for
- Covers server, desktop, ARM and mobile processors
- Side-by-side comparison for up to 5 CPUs
- Charts updated daily from user submissions
- Explains test method and graph limitations
Watch out for
- Results can vary by operating system and overclocking
- New submissions do not appear until daily update
- CPUs with fewer than two samples are excluded
CPUBenchmark at a glance
- Website
- cpubenchmark.net
- Category
- Lifestyle & Hobbies › Shopping & Deals
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Android, iOS, Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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CPUBenchmark FAQ
How are CPU Mark ratings calculated?
PerformanceTest runs eight different tests across all available CPUs and averages the results to determine the CPU Mark rating.
How can I add my own CPU result?
Download and install PerformanceTest, run all tests, then select Baseline to Upload Baseline to Web.
Why is my submitted result not in the charts?
Graphs are updated once per day, and only CPUs with at least two samples are included.
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