Obligatory, "not sure if this is the right place" but here we go.
I'm writing a benchmark sharing and comparison tool/website. Mainly because I've upgraded my PC a number of times in the past few years, and every time I've always ran a bunch of benchmarks to see what the difference in performance is, and it's always been a bit cumbersome to do. I'm hoping to simplify that process, and make it easy to compare setups with friends/get some bragging rights biggrin.gif
Currently, I have it successfully crawling CPU-Z validation pages for spec data, and successfully reading Unigine Heaven benchmark exports (html files). What I'm not sure on is user experience and flow of how to add a benchmark. What makes sense and what's the most user friendly. Currently, when you want to add a new benchmark, you have the option to:
The first and second items are optional, you can do either or both. Right now, it asks if you're inputting either a Cinebench score, or a Unigine score. Thinking it over, since you need a CPU-Z validation url for each benchmark (and it has to be unique to that benchmark) that would be cumbersome for multiple benchmark results of the same spec. So, adding as many possible benchmarks scores to a single result makes the most sense here, I would think, but I defer to the community here.
What I need is input on how it currently functions, a working list of all the benchmark tools I should add support for, and any other suggestions for a tool like this.
Here's the website address http://comparebench.com/ You can see an example of what it gets back for a benchmark result here: http://comparebench.com/benchmark/1274
I'm writing a benchmark sharing and comparison tool/website. Mainly because I've upgraded my PC a number of times in the past few years, and every time I've always ran a bunch of benchmarks to see what the difference in performance is, and it's always been a bit cumbersome to do. I'm hoping to simplify that process, and make it easy to compare setups with friends/get some bragging rights biggrin.gif
Currently, I have it successfully crawling CPU-Z validation pages for spec data, and successfully reading Unigine Heaven benchmark exports (html files). What I'm not sure on is user experience and flow of how to add a benchmark. What makes sense and what's the most user friendly. Currently, when you want to add a new benchmark, you have the option to:
- Input the Cinebench score you got (no real way to verify scores unfortunately)
- Upload a Unigine Heaven benchmark file (html file)
- Paste the CPU-Z validate URL (required for all benchmarks)
The first and second items are optional, you can do either or both. Right now, it asks if you're inputting either a Cinebench score, or a Unigine score. Thinking it over, since you need a CPU-Z validation url for each benchmark (and it has to be unique to that benchmark) that would be cumbersome for multiple benchmark results of the same spec. So, adding as many possible benchmarks scores to a single result makes the most sense here, I would think, but I defer to the community here.
What I need is input on how it currently functions, a working list of all the benchmark tools I should add support for, and any other suggestions for a tool like this.
Here's the website address http://comparebench.com/ You can see an example of what it gets back for a benchmark result here: http://comparebench.com/benchmark/1274