MaxxFLOPS2 - PreView

A vast amount of individuals judge computer performance based on how well sophisticated video games run. This lacks accuracy, and proper testing is done through benchmarking utilities. In this regard, MaxxFLOPS2 - PreView comes with the means to help you find out more about your CPU by stressing it through heavy algorithms, and expressions.

With no installation required, you can go ahead and launch it from the moment download is done. What’s more, this enables you to carry it on a thumb drive to test CPU performance of other computers, without having to worry about stability, because registries are not modified to ensure functionality.

On the visual side of things, the main window, although pretty compact, is fitted with all information fields you need, with feedback generated in different colors to make process identification easier. General system info like CPU make and model is shown, as well as the operating system and core architecture.

As the name suggests, the application measures processor performance by computing heavy FLOPS (floating-point operations per second) calculations. Depending on the result you’re interested in, priority can be set to one of three different levels. It’s best to cease all other activities, and close any running applications during the process, so data is properly gathered.

It doesn’t take a lot of time for results to show up, but this mostly depends on the priority, and type of CPU. When done, three different fields show average FPU for division, adding, and multiplication operations. Results can either be saved in the form of screenshots, or sent to clipboard to paste in a custom log file.

All things considered, we come to the conclusion that MaxxFLOPS2 - PreView is a lightweight, but powerful tool with which you can check the performance of your CPU. Sure enough, the FLOPS test it performs helps more in scientific domains of activity, rather than letting you know if your PC is fit to run modern video games.