Looking for open source linux / android stress testing software. Specifically to test storage / ram / cpu / gpu etc. Same goes for android but to also include tests for the screen / speakers / sensors etc.
Coming from windows I would use OCCT / prime95 / memtest86+ / 3D mark / valley benchmark, h2testw. So I am looking for open source alternatives, preferably with a gui, for both linux and android.
This is with an aim to just stress testing components for several hours to make sure the system as a whole is stable and working well. For new / second hand systems and for fault location troubleshooting.
Thank you.
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Excellent, thank you I will check these out.
Have you got a link to a beginners guide for these? I am new to linux and am used to GUI’s from windows. I am having a look around and found a couple of articles, going to look for videos next. But being new to linux and using the terminal more I’d gladly take the advice of someone more experienced such as yourself.
App that claims to do this recently appeared on F-Droid, but I know virtually nothing about it. The description makes it seem a bit unserious, tho.
ETA: here’s another (link fixed).
Thank you, by the way you linked the same app twice. I’m aware of some stress tests on f-droid, I was just looking for someone with experience with them who could recommend some from experience that worked well.
Thank you for your response though.
Sorry about that - for the sake of completeness, Finalbenchmark 2 was the other one. Hope you find what you need.
That one sounds interesting, any idea why so many permissions though? Wifi / bluetooth / camera / network. No info about permissions on the github page.
Thanks.