how do i check which cpu is better

[bomboy 2121]

me and my brother have excatly the same computer (inside and outside) but when we didnt had any gpu he had better preformance(in minecraft i had 40-30 fps and he had 100 fps)
and we have the same settings (i checked it for about 3 hours)
so i sespect its the cpu

and my dad also have the same cpu and i want to know if mine is better or his (if yes i will switch them)

so is there anyway to messure cpu preformance?

 

[GhislainG]

Tell us what the CPUs are and we'll let you know which one is better. Were both of you gaming at exactly the same resolution and settings?

 

[Montblanchill]

You're likely just seeing one PC that has better onboard graphics.

If you could provide more info as requested we could explain why.

 

[maddogfargo]

Are you hosting the game while he is just connecting as a client? Minecraft server can use a good bit of your CPU power. You can all have identical systems, but the server/host system will lose a good bit of performance.

 

[bomboy 2121]

ok so we both have this rig
http://www.game-debate.com/gaming-pc/index.php?r_id=169721&cpu=Core%20i5-2400%203.1GHz&gpu=Radeon%20HD%207770%20Sapphire%20GHz%20OC%20Edition&ram=4GB

and we were both on a server and we both were on wirless net

 

[GhislainG]

If the systems are identical with the same OS, drivers, etc., then you are running something that he isn't or the settings are different.

 

[bomboy 2121]

If the systems are identical with the same OS, drivers, etc., then you are running something that he isn't or the settings are different.

i heard from some peoples that even if its the same hardware, some will work slower or faster
is it ture?

 

[GhislainG]

If two systems are identical (same hardware, software and running tasks), then the performance difference will be minimal (1-2 FPS at most). If you run Prime95 (and nothing else) on both systems, you should get the same performance.