Novabench
7.1#6 in pc benchmark softwareFrom $36 a yearFree planLinuxmacOSWindows
VisitNovabench vs Parkdale
What both publish
| Fact | Novabench | Parkdale |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes | Yes |
| Operating systems | Windows,macOS,Linux | The maker lists Windows 11 through Windows 98, Windows Server, macOS 27 through 10.7 and Android 12 through 4.4 as supported systems. |
| Privacy | Novabench says it limits the data it collects, and Free testing does not require an account. | The maker states its software has no hidden data collection, while crash reporting and automatic updates send a unique non-personal ID and operating-system version; IP addresses are recorded to distinguish usage countries. |
| Support | Support is available through documentation, support chat, and [email protected]. | Support is offered through the maker's contact email, and feature requests or translation help are invited by email. |
Novabench plans
- FreeFree
- Plus Monthly$6 a month
- Plus$36 a year
- Pro$216 a year
Parkdale plans
- FreeFree
Pick Novabench if…
Novabench suits people who want to benchmark a personal computer across several hardware components, with optional network and AI tests. Its Novabench for Work offering is aimed at IT professionals seeking an endpoint performance suite.
Pick Parkdale if…
Parkdale suits people who want to measure drive read and write speeds on Windows, macOS, or Android. Windows users who need command-line options may find its additional controls useful.