To sum it upĪll things considered, CrystalDiskMark puts up a decent performance and it serves its purpose very well. You can manually select the number of test runs, the size of the test and the drive that will be analyzed and then press the corresponding button to start all the tests. This tool doesn't put your processor and RAM under a tremendous stress, but it's better to have no documents open while CrystalDiskMark performs a test, be it a sequential read or write or random 4KB/512KB reads or writes. In order to get the most accurate results it's recommended to close all the other apps before hitting the start button. Speaking about the test, CrystalDiskMark needs just a couple of minutes to perform all the benchmarks. The whole look is designed to make the app very user friendly, so all the information you'll get after conducting the tests will be displayed in the main window. This application was developed to help you get to know your HDD, so it has the power to measure sequential and random read/write speeds while displaying all details to the user with the help of a simple interface. However, pay attention every step of the way, because you might end up with a different homepage and other applications installed as well. Except for destination directory, there isn't anything else to configure. The application runs through the setup process pretty fast. For hard disk drives, one of the possible choices is CrystalDiskMark. However, I've never seen anything similar for UNIX - at most what you get is a dd for sequential read/write tests, which gives no indication on the IOPS parameters of the hardware in question.Assessing the performance of various hardware components is a job for specialized software utilities that can thoroughly test several parameters before reaching a qualified conclusion. If you're shopping for an SSD, you've surely seen one of those screenshots from CrystalDiskMark with a few green squares, and the 2x4 matrix with results of doing read/write tests for the given hardware:
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