TC PC Subsystem Bench

TC PC Subsystem Bench is a comprehensive 5-subsystem hardware performance
benchmark and system telemetry suite for Linux desktops and workstations.

An independent Linux alternative inspired by PassMark PerformanceTest for
evaluating overall computer performance across compute, graphics, memory,
and filesystem storage workloads with reproducible scoring and visual charts.

Genuine Linux Benchmark Subsystems Implemented:
- CPU Mark: Multi-threaded and single-threaded prime number sieving, SHA-256
and PBKDF2-HMAC cryptography, floating-point N-body matrix math, and
zlib/bz2/lzma data compression throughput.
- 2D Graphics Mark: Offscreen QPainter vector line bursts, anti-aliased
cubic Bezier splines, alpha-blended gradients, and multi-size typography
rendering onto QImage surfaces.
- 3D Graphics Mark: Software-projected 3D polygon mesh pipeline featuring
subdivided icosphere and torus geometry, directional Gouraud shading,
depth sorting, real-time FPS, 1% Low FPS, and triangles-per-second metrics.
- Memory Mark: Real buffer allocation measuring sequential 64-bit read/write
bandwidth, block copy MB/s, and pointer-chasing random access latency (ns)
alongside live /proc/meminfo telemetry.
- Disk Mark: Safe temporary file sequential read/write and random 4K IOPS
benchmarking on any mounted user directory with automatic cleanup, plus
CSV, JSON, and TXT report export.

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