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I will have to second that one. It benches and tells you how to make it better.
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I also like SiSoft Sandra, it shows you your CPU's scores in comparison to other CPU's.
3DMark is my favorite for seeing how good of a computer you have in terms of gaming.
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Looks like another vote for SiS Sandra then. It does a great analysis of your whole system, and tells you how to improve it. The only thing I don't like is when it gives you big yellow warning triangles telling you that "overclocking is bad, so reverse it".
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