Windows 10: Simple realtime lightweight CPU benchmark

Discus and support Simple realtime lightweight CPU benchmark in Windows 10 Software and Apps to solve the problem; I'm looking for the simplest (lightweight, small executable) Windows program to benchmark CPU. I know there are tons of ways to see your CPU core... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Software and Apps' started by jimhoyle, Sep 19, 2018.

  1. jimhoyle Win User

    Simple realtime lightweight CPU benchmark


    I'm looking for the simplest (lightweight, small executable) Windows program to benchmark CPU. I know there are tons of ways to see your CPU core utilization in percentage and you can see your CPU current/maximum MHz setting (for example with Core Temp).

    I know that there is Prime95 which utilizes 100% of all cores. I'm basically looking for Prime95 with a very simple graph or number telling me how fast the program is currently calculating (like a realtime FLOPS display).

    Why do I want this? Core Temp is good, but I have a situation where I have fluctuating Min/Max MHz (as in what is set in Power Options / Processor power management / Min and Max processor state). And I have fluctuating CPU reserved for other processing. So I want to be able to very quickly check how much pratical processing power I have currently available without having to check the max MHz and the amount of other processes using CPU.

    What program does this?

    :)
     
    jimhoyle, Sep 19, 2018
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  2. Windows Defender realtime scanning will not switch on - it detects another anti-virus product.

    Windows Defender realtime scanning will not switch on, and the message suggests there is another anti-virus product present but if there is it does show up in Window 10 UI.

    The long story is that I am troubleshooting a problem with application software. The manufacturer suggest removing Bitdefender because there product is incompatible. I thought I would give this a try, if only to element Bitdefender as a cause.

    Firstly, I upgraded from Bitdefender 2016 to 2017 to see if that made a difference. The application still failed so I decided to try removal.

    • I used the standard uninstall to remove Bitdefender 2017, rebooted but Windows Defender would not start realtime protection because another product was providing realtime protection
    • I download the uninstall application for Bitdefender 2017, ran it then rebooted but Windows Defender would not start realtime protection because another product was providing realtime protection
    • I checked the file system and all Bitdefender files have been deleted.
    • I check the registry and found a couple of references to Bitdefender Wallet, then deleted these.
    • I rebooted but Windows Defender would not start realtime protection because another product was providing realtime protection
    • I reran the uninstall application for Bitdefender 2017 then rebooted but Windows Defender would not start realtime protection because another product was providing realtime protection.
    I can find no traces of Bitdefender so I wonder why Windows Defender detects another anti-virus software. I've check other posts but couldn't find additional steps for uninstalling an anti-virus software. Any suggestions?

    Moved from Windows 10
     
    SystemOfTheWorld, Sep 19, 2018
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  3. rich1608 Win User
    Lightweight charger

    Hi,

    Is the ACP 12X the right lightweight charger for a 3310? I have the normal (but heavy) ACP 7X and want a lighter one for backpacking trips etc.. The thing is the 3310 isn't listed on the packaging.

    Cheers,

    Rich
     
    rich1608, Sep 19, 2018
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  4. mike1127 Win User

    Simple realtime lightweight CPU benchmark

    free, no-ad lightweight general purpose benchmarking?


    I was hoping to find a sticky about benchmarking in this forum but I can't find one.

    I want to compare two laptops I'm thinking of purchasing. I'm interested in the performance on loading applications, including some very large professional music applications, CPU/memory performance as it might be relevant to CPU intensive programs (not graphics, not scientific, just some mathematics), and maybe Windows 10 startup and reboot times.

    I looked around for benchmarking programs but most of them are either enormous (multiple GB) or ad-supported. I was hoping to find something free and lightweight that does a good job.

    What about the Windows Experience index? I can't find that in the control panel.

    Mike
     
    mike1127, Sep 19, 2018
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