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In some cases, the result is better if it is a low value (Blowfish), and other times, the result is better if it is a high value (zlib). The results are displayed compared to different common processors.

GPU Drawing: Draws many different types of image building blocks, such as colors, lines, and text.

FPU Raytracing: Uses the FPU to calculate many graphic points by calculating where paths of light would intersect in a graphical plane.

Zlib: Performs zlib compression and decompression actions.

N-Queens: Solves the N-Queens chess problem for successive values of N.

Fibonacci: Calculates successive Fibonacci numbers.

setting background alpha to 0 can make the background transparent. Color settings support alpha channel, for ex. All graph colors and sizes are configurable.

CryptoHash: Performs cryptographic hashing functions. This applet uses glibtop to get system resources usage statistics and displays them in graphs and also as text in tooltip.

Blowfish: Performs Blowfish encryption and decryption routines.

The faster your CPU, Floating Point Unit, and graphics card hardware is, the better your results will be. These are computationally demanding activities. HardInfo provides eight different benchmarks. Note that the HardInfo icon is labeled “System Profiler and Benchmark.” Click the icon to launch HardInfo. This is usually between the “Control” and “Alt” keys at the bottom left of the keyboard.

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Type this command to install HardInfo: sudo rpm -ivh hardinfo-0.5.1-15.1.x86_64.rpm

This is likely to be your “Downloads” directory. Change directory to the location of the downloaded file. You can download the installation file from here. HardInfo isn’t included in the official repositories. On Fedora, you need to do a little more work. On Manjaro, use this command: sudo pacman -Sy hardinfo To install HardInfo on Ubuntu, type: sudo apt install hardinfo

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One thing that HardInfo offers that the command-line tools don’t is a set of simple benchmarking features. It’s clearly modeled after the Windows Device Manager with a very similar graphical user interface (GUI), with a tree and main display window. That means you don’t need to learn command-line commands and their parameters to find the information you want. The HardInfo application fulfills a similar purpose for Linux, and with the same ease of use.