GtkStressTesting

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GST is a GTK system utility designed to stress and monitor various hardware components like CPU and RAM.

Cost / License

Free
Open Source

Application type

Benchmark Tool

Origin

Italy
EU

Platforms

Linux

Alternatives

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Features

CPU Monitoring
Hardware Monitoring
Stress Testing
RAM Monitoring
Benchmark

GtkStressTesting News & Activities

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Recent activities

Fla added GtkStressTesting as alternative to Tray Monitor
3 months ago
gotoarchi added GtkStressTesting as alternative to Archi Revit Hardware Benchmark
3 months ago
dvalfrid added GtkStressTesting as alternative to RIGStats
3 months ago
chililikobo added GtkStressTesting as alternative to Ohnuki-san Lite
3 months ago
POX added GtkStressTesting as alternative to GPU-Viewer
7 months ago
K0RR added GtkStressTesting as alternative to UnixBench
8 months ago
POX added GtkStressTesting as alternative to Wattage
11 months ago
POX added GtkStressTesting as alternative to Yet Another Framework Interface
12 months ago

Comments and Reviews

Top Positive Comment

vesterlay

★★★★★

Sep 15, 2021

Equivalent of Hwmonitor and Prime95 for stressing CPU in one app :)

qbecks

★★★★★

Nov 14, 2022

Works like charm out of box on Manjaro Gnome

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Guest

★★★★★

Mar 31, 2022

It just works, shows all relevant stats with current, min and max values!

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What is GtkStressTesting?

GST is a GTK system utility designed to stress and monitor various hardware components like CPU and RAM.

Features:

Run different CPU and memory stress tests Run multi and single core benchmark Show Processor information (name, cores, threads, family, model, stepping, flags,bugs, etc) Show Processor's cache information Show Motherboard information (vendor, model, bios version, bios date, etc) Show RAM information (size, speed, rank, manufacturer, part number, etc) Show CPU usage (core %, user %, load avg, etc) Show Memory usage Show CPU's physical's core clock (current, min, max) Show Hardware monitor (info provided by sys/class/hwmon)