Lookin for a simple general benchmarking software package

[computerinfo]

I just built a new system:

Intel i7 920
MSI x58 Platinum
Asus 4830
3 GB OCZ
74gb Raptor
Lian Li V1200 Plus II
24" LG + 20" Viewsonic

I would just like a simple porgram to check to make sure all my components are performaing where they should be.

I have already used Superpi but that is limiting.

Is there something out there that can check my actual memory performance, HD performace, CPU, etc.....

Thanks

 

[sirmonkey1985]

use Everest.. has a crap load of benchmarks built into it..

 

[computerinfo]

What about free software and it has to be compatable with i7 chips

 

[computerinfo]

anyone???

 

[Stanley Pain]

Use the same benchmarks reviewers use?

 

[computerinfo]

yes, but which ones are free and easy.

 

[Stanley Pain]

Google would probably be your friend here.

 

[necrophile]

Well, look through reviewers test suites and then check if free trial versions exist.

The all prevasive 3dmark can be used if you know how to use the results.

 

[sirmonkey1985]

yes, but which ones are free and easy.

technically anything is free with a couple google searches.. but its your choice on if you want to get the programs that way..

 

[semiconductorslave]

could always go to PC Pitstop, it will let you run the tests anomously without having to register, it would be enough to tell you if you had any issues, from packet size setting on your network, to page file size on your disk etc. Also compares your system to like configured systems, is kind of fun. I tried this site out when I had a PII, and ever since it is fun to see the cumalitive score increase with each system.

I have used SiSoftware Sandra's free benchmark tools before

http://www.sisoftware.net/

Many different type of tools.