July 20, 20169 yr so to avoid beating around the bush i need the best operating system to use for bench marking for lowest cpu load to get the highest scores possible
July 20, 20169 yr Very helpful zero... What you need to do is check the top scores in each benchmark and check what OS they are using. The best OS differs from bench to bench. Once you have found out which OS is best, you can either strip them before install using nlite/ntlite, or after install by disabling services. For XP there is a good guide if you google "blackviper xp services"
July 20, 20169 yr Yeah, each bench performs better with different OS, using only one OS for every bench isn't recommended at all. I have 5 differents OSs installed right now for different benches. This may not be exactly the correct OS for each bench but it is what I use: SuperPi = XP SP3, Wprime = W10 x64 or W7x64 , Cinebench = W10 x64 or W7 x64 , Geekbench = W10 x64 or W7 x64, XTU = W10 or W8.1 32 bit both, HWBOT Prime = W10 or W8.1 x64, and for 3D 3DM2001 and 03 with XP SP3, the rest W10 x64. All of them stripped and with some other changes but thats your work. Hope it helps, anyway like Rauf said, check the rankings and look what OS they use. For 3D you can look at GPU-Z to know the OS fastly.
July 20, 20169 yr It can also vary per platform too, like every 32bit benchmark on 775 is better on XP and 64bit on win 7.
July 23, 20169 yr its also important to check the rules section of the benchmark download page. because of timer issues some os's cant be used in certain benches. For instance, Cinebench r15 Cinebench R15 Rules When you download a benchmark, for instance cpu benches, on the right side of the page are rules links for that bench. They specify which os you can run as well as any other documentation you may need to submit. For example http://hwbot.org/benchmarks/processor The timer issue started with some benches with windows 8.
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