TC Compute Benchmark

TC Compute Benchmark is a cross-workload Single-Core and Multi-Core CPU
compute benchmark utility for Linux desktops and workstations.

An independent Linux alternative inspired by Geekbench for evaluating
single-thread responsiveness and multi-process scaling across diverse
real-world compute workloads.

Key Features:
- Executes 6 genuine timed CPU workloads on a single core and across all
available CPU threads simultaneously via Python multiprocessing:
1. Cryptography: PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256 key derivation and SHA-256 hashing
2. Data Compression: Zlib and LZMA round-trip compression & decompression
3. Image Convolution: Multi-pass Pillow spatial convolution & edge filters
4. Matrix Multiply: Dense 64-bit floating-point matrix multiplication
5. N-Body Physics: 3D gravitational pairwise orbital integration
6. JSON Processing: Nested document parsing, traversal, and serialization
- Computes composite Single-Core Score, Multi-Core Score, and MP Scaling
multiplier with visual horizontal subtest comparison bars.
- Inspects live Linux hardware telemetry from /proc/cpuinfo, /proc/meminfo,
/proc/stat, /sys/devices/system/cpu, and /etc/os-release.
- Maintains local run history and exports detailed benchmark reports to
JSON, CSV, and TXT formats.

Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source utility built by TC Studio and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Primate Labs.