RealBench

RealBench is a benchmarking tool that can run tests to check the overall performance of your system and test its capabilities under heavy multitasking operations.

While it can be run on any computer with at least 4GB RAM, note that the application is designed by Asus, so users of Asus motherboards only will be able to upload their results to the Asus servers and compare them to the results of other users.

You can find out details about each test as soon as you launch RealBench, so take the time to read about the available tests as the application gathers information about your system's configuration.

There are four different benchmark tests. The first one performs the editing of a complex image using the GIMP open-source editor and retrieves data regarding the computational power and the memory performance of your PC in single-threaded operations.

The second test checks how your computer behaves during H.264 video editing, focusing on multi-threaded operations.

Moving on, the OpenCL test evaluates the capabilities of the GPU by making use of the Luxmark rendering test.

Last but not least, the heavy multitasking test combines all of the above to simulate a high-load scenario and check how the system reacts in this situation.

In a similar way, the stress test simulates a more realistic scenario, determining extremely high loads on the CPU. Please be advised to have adequate cooling available to make sure your hardware stays safe.

Using various tests, RealBench covers all the areas that might interest you in a benchmark tool. It can test the CPU, the GPU and the memory behavior using either different tests, or a single stress test to evaluate the capabilities of the whole system. Nevertheless, you should take into account that putting such strain on your system might also result in hardware failure. Please make sure you take precautionary measures before using RealBench