CPU Benchmark & Stress Test

⚙️ How This Benchmark Works

This tool utilizes Web Workers to spawn multiple concurrent threads, bypassing the browser's single-thread limit to fully stress your CPU's multi-core capabilities. It runs four distinct workloads to evaluate different aspects of your processor:

1. Integer Performance (Logic):

   • What it tests: Basic arithmetic, bitwise operations, and logical branching.
   • Real-world equivalent: General application logic, file compression, JSON parsing, and UI responsiveness.

2. Floating Point (Math):

   • What it tests: Complex decimal calculations using trigonometric functions (Sine/Cosine), square roots, and division.
   • Real-world equivalent: Physics simulations in games, image processing, 3D rendering, and scientific calculations.

3. Memory Bandwidth (RAM):

   • What it tests: Randomly reading and writing to large data arrays to intentionally cause "Cache Misses," forcing the CPU to fetch data from the main RAM.
   • Real-world equivalent: Handling large datasets, video editing, and loading heavy web pages.

4. Cryptography (Hash):

   • What it tests: Simulates cryptographic hashing algorithms and string manipulation.
   • Real-world equivalent: HTTPS connections, blockchain verifications, and secure data transmission.

⚠️ Why isn't my exact CPU model shown?

You might notice the result shows something like "Windows (16 Threads)" instead of "Intel Core i9-14900K".

This is a browser privacy feature. Modern web browsers (Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox) run in a secure "sandbox" that strictly blocks websites from reading your specific hardware identifiers to prevent "Digital Fingerprinting" (tracking you across the web).

We can only strictly access:

• Logical Cores: Via navigator.hardwareConcurrency.
• Operating System: Via your User Agent string.

We combine these to give you a "Best Guess" device label, but purely web-based tools cannot legally access your exact hardware model name.