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RAM Benchmark

1	Add multi-thread option

1	Application should display the brands and models of installed RAMs. wmic memorychip get capacity, configuredvoltage, manufacturer, partnumber, speed

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It would be nice to have a way to save a log of results and also set the test to run X number of times for multiple selected block sizes. And possible even some basic result stats like MAX AVG MIN. ---Advanced Options--- [x] Test Multiple Block Sizes [x]256MB [x ]1GB [x]2GB [x]4GB [x]8GB [x]16GB [x] Run Test For Each Block Multiple Times [ ] 2 [x] 4 [ ] 8 [x] Log and save the results to 'RAM Benchmark.txt' [x] Amend Log [ ] Replace the results log could be something like ############## RAM Benchmark Log ################ --- 11:59PM 12/5/2022 --- --- 31.38GB of RAM installed --- --- 27.32GB of RAM Available --- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ --- 8GB Block Size Results --- 1) 3.159s - 3590.3MB/s 2) 3.328s - 3557.1MB/s 3) 3.313s - 3583.8MB/s ===Max Speed> 3.159s - 3590.3MB/s ==Avg Speed> 3.225 - 3480.8MB/s =Min Speed> 3.328s - 3557.1MB/s ------------------------------------------------------------------------ --- 16GB Block Size Results --- 1) 3.159s - 3590.3MB/s 2) 3.328s - 3557.1MB/s 3) 3.313s - 3583.8MB/s ===Max Speed> 3.159s - 3590.3MB/s ==Avg Speed> 3.225 - 3480.8MB/s =Min Speed> 3.328s - 3557.1MB/s ------------------------------------------------------------------------

Done 👍

Ability to test memory smaller than 1GB

Done 👍

Add memory bandwidth (winsat mem)

Done 👍

There's nothing to compare it to. We get a number and... okay, so it's a number. What's it mean? How does it compare to anything? Is it running as fast as this type of RAM should be running? With respect: a number needs a correlation to be of value.