Memory/RAM Benchmarking software similar to "Sysbench" and the "mbw" tool

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08-12-2016, 11:12 PM	#1
Luck161 LQ Newbie Registered: Aug 2016 Posts: 1 Rep:	Memory/RAM Benchmarking software similar to "Sysbench" and the "mbw" tool I need at least 2 more benchmarks that are similar to "Sysbench" and "mbw" which take a specified amount of memory, and they stress it by running a task such as copying an amount of memory from the first half to the next half of memory. It doesn't really matter how ram is tested as long as I can choose the amount of ram to test, and the test itself must give me a numerical result. Thanks

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