Novabench tests are designed to produce consistent, repeatable results that reflect real-world performance. Each benchmark workload targets a specific component - CPU integer and floating point, GPU compute and 3D rendering, memory bandwidth and latency, storage read and write - using operations that mirror how modern software actually uses hardware. Scores are normalized and validated against reference hardware to ensure comparability across different systems and configurations. To get the most accurate results, close other applications before testing. Novabench will flag common issues that c

Novabench is designed to give you a complete picture of your system in one tool. Where most benchmark utilities focus on a single component or a single type of test, Novabench covers CPU, GPU, memory, storage, NPU, network speed, stress testing, and sensor monitoring in a single application. Tests run in minutes rather than hours, and results include plain-language explanations alongside the numbers. The comparison database with millions of results means you get immediate context - not just a score, but an understanding of where your system stands. Novabench is also cross-platform, so you can

NPU (Neural Processing Unit) benchmarks test the AI acceleration hardware built into modern processors from Intel, AMD, Apple, and Qualcomm. These dedicated chips are designed to run machine learning workloads more efficiently than a general-purpose CPU or GPU. Novabench NPU tests measure how quickly your hardware can execute common AI inference tasks, giving you a concrete score that indicates how well your system handles AI-powered features in applications like image processing, voice recognition, and real-time translation. As more software relies on on-device AI, NPU performance is becoming