Releases: TriTechX/CoreBench
CoreBench 1.5.0
Added new metric recorded to the database: "Full Load"
This tests the entire capability of your CPU (by utilizing all logical cores) to determine its performance in a situation when the CPU is able to run at full capacity.
This metric is mostly useful for workstation owners.
CoreBench 1.4.9
Signature fixes
CoreBench 1.4.8
Updated version, visual fixes, small improvements.
(Hotfix 2)
CoreBench 1.4.7
Hotfix, if too many requests are made to the GitHub API, then you will be notified, and you cannot check if you are running the latest version. However, if it still says "Client OK!", then submission should work as usual.
CoreBench 1.4.6
This update aims to make CoreBench more useable and also troubleshoot-able.
Now, when you open CoreBench, you can be greeted with different messages depending on the client status. Your API key and client signature will be verified before the full CPU benchmark test has ended to make it easier to troubleshoot any issues quickly instead of having to wait ages for the full CPU test to finish only to be met with an "Invalid Client Signature" message.
New test command "home" will show system specs and client status. "Client OK!" means you're good to go. Applicable messages will be shown if you aren't.
Various visual fixes made.
Code debloated, unused modules removed, unused subroutines deleted. Still subject to (a lot) more cleanup.
CoreBench 1.4.5
Fixed issues with assigning CPU affinity and assuming hyperthreading.
CoreBench 1.4.4
Fixed indexing bugs. Stopped Invalid Command from showing twice when entering an invalid command.
CoreBench 1.4.3
Fixed an issue when GFLOPs test would sometimes run on only 1 thread.
CoreBench 1.4.2
Moved GFLOPs test to multicore test. Does not contribute to score.
CoreBench 1.4.1
Better integration with the web version. Can be found at corebench-online.onrender.com.