🚀 v6.9.6 Released • x86_64 / AMD64

Benchmark Linux
Servers in Seconds.

Single binary. Zero-dependency. Written in modern C++23 for maximum efficiency and speed.

root@server:~
curl -L -o bench https://github.com/relvinarsenio/bench/releases/latest/download/bench && chmod +x bench && ./bench
-> CPU & Hardware
CPU Model : AMD Ryzen 5 7535HS with Radeon Graphics
CPU Cores : 4 @ 2669.0 MHz
-> System Info
OS : Oracle Linux Server 10.1
Kernel : 6.12.0-106.55.4.2.el10uek
Virtualization : Hyper-V
-> Storage & Memory
Total Disk : 60.2 GB (8.4 GB Used)
Total Mem : 2.5 GB (1.5 GB Used)
-> Network
IPv4/IPv6 : ✓ Online / ✗ Offline
Running I/O Test (1GB File)...
I/O Speed (Average) : 2616.4 MB/s
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Ultra Lightweight

Compiles to a ~7MB single binary. Far smaller than Python or Node.js runtimes, or even Golang.

Zero Dependencies

Doesn't rely on the OS's glibc version. Runs on ancient CentOS 7 or bleeding edge Arch Linux without issues.

Native Performance

Native C++ code. Uses O_DIRECT for accurate disk I/O and low-level syscalls for hardware info.

Why use Bench?

Numbers don't lie. Efficiency matters.

7MB

Binary Size

0 Libs

Dependencies

99%

Portable