Question UserBenchmark is good?

[CzarCzech]

Is UserBench truelly to compares to CPU's or they performance?

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

It's a generic app with generic results. Very Basic.

 

[SamirD]

It's one of the various sites out there that you can use to compare one set of spec to another. For complete systems, I tend to use geekbench, for cpu, passmark, and for gpu, techpowerup (just to check specs), and cpuworld to compare cpu specs.

 

[Zizo007]

You should compare many sources, I prefer https://www.cpubenchmark.net/ and gaming performance reviews from websites like Tomshardware and Techpowerup because PassMark doesn't show gaming performance.

 

[drea.drechsler]

It's a generic app with generic results. Very Basic.

Also completely synthetic and arguably biased. They recently changed weighting of Ryzen CPU's because they feel multi-core CPU's scored too well to be 'representative' in routine workloads. Why they only did it for Ryzen CPU's is still a mystery to me. Whether or not you agree with their reasoning, the point is they weight CPU (maybe GPU too) scores according to how they feel they SHOULD stack up in comparisons which makes it nothing more than an opinion score and not an objective score.

It's only real usefulness IMO is to see if your tweaks are improving or degrading your system or comparing your system to other identical systems but not for comparing to dissimilar systems, i.e., different CPU, GPU and memory. Which pretty much makes it useless for it's intended purpose, I think,

 

[mdd1963]

Honestly, all I need to see is min/average framerates in BF1 or BF5 and a CInebench run....nothing that leads in either will be slow in anything...

Userbench is not in Ft. Worthless, but, ...you can sure see it from there!