See how your PC handles media and more
HDXPRT is a benchmark that assesses your Windows 10 device’s performance by measuring how well it handles real-world media tasks. HDXPRT 2014, the eighth revision of the benchmark, uses real commercial applications, like Photoshop and iTunes, to perform tasks based on three everyday scenarios: photo editing, video conversion, and music editing. After you finish testing, it presents results that are relevant and easy to understand. Trial versions of the applications are included with HDXPRT. No extra purchases or setup required.
DownloadIf you use HDXPRT 2014, please read this tech support note regarding the Convert Videos test.
HDXPRT: A benchmark that thinks like a consumer
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