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Mst-bench
Jul 20, 2023
Maximum sustainable throughput benchmark
MST-bench is a simple program to measure optimal sustainable memory and disk performance.
Unlike many benchmarks, it does not attempt to simulate naturally occurring loads. Rather, it indicates what is the best performance you can expect out of your hardware, providing a reference to which software can be compared.
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