Yes. Novabench includes a built-in network testing suite that measures download speed, upload speed, latency, and jitter. You can also run traceroutes to visualize the path your traffic takes across the network and benchmark DNS resolvers to find the fastest option for your location. Network tests run alongside your hardware benchmarks in the same application, so you get a complete picture of system and network performance in one place. This is particularly useful when diagnosing whether slow performance is caused by hardware limitations or network issues.

Novabench is a free benchmarking, stress testing, and monitoring application for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It tests the core components of your computer - CPU, GPU, memory, storage, and NPU - using workloads designed for modern hardware. Each test produces a score that represents real-world capability, not just theoretical throughput. Beyond benchmarking, Novabench includes network speed testing with download, upload, latency, and jitter measurements, real-time sensor monitoring for temperatures, power draw, and battery health, and configurable stress tests to push your system under sustained

Yes. Novabench includes stress testing that puts your CPU, GPU, and memory under sustained load to test stability and thermal performance. Stress tests are useful for verifying that a new build, overclock, or hardware upgrade is stable under prolonged use, and for identifying thermal throttling or cooling issues that only appear under heavy load. During stress testing, Novabench monitors and logs temperatures, clock speeds, and power draw in real time, so you can see exactly how your system responds to sustained workloads. Extended stress testing modes and additional configuration options are