MULTI-READING / PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS

Your readings.
One comparison.

Explore 2 imported XLSX benchmark readings with original summary values where available, interactive performance traces, section comparisons and recorded hardware monitoring.

Reading 1Reading 2Up to 30 readings

Average framerate advantage

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Average FPS difference between selected readings.

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Benchmark summary

FPS results for the two featured readings · higher FPS is better

Section-by-section results

Means calculated from each section’s recorded sensor readings; click a row to inspect the graphs

Benchmark section	Reading A FPS	Reading B FPS	FPS difference	Average frametime · Reading A / B	Logged readings

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Performance over time

Recorded measurements plotted against each workbook’s timestamp column

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Section

Individual readings · click to show or hide

Framerate comparison

Visible FPS traces share the same timeline. Show or hide readings with the colored labels above.

FPS

TimestampLogged FPS readings

Detailed monitoring

CPU and GPU sensors recorded by each benchmark

Frametime

Milliseconds per frame · lower is better

Recorded frametimeLogged readings

GPU temperature

Primary GPU temperature sensor

°C

GPU temperatureLogged readings

CPU temperature

Processor temperature readings

°C

CPU temperatureLogged readings

GPU utilization

GPU activity percentage

GPU usageLogged readings

CPU utilization

Processor activity percentage

CPU usageLogged readings

GPU power

Graphics card power consumption

GPU powerLogged readings

CPU power

Processor power consumption

CPU powerLogged readings

Benchmark hardware

Hardware from the imported readingsView hardware Hardware from selected readings

Reading the comparison: Each workbook is treated as a separate benchmark reading. The X-axis uses timestamp values from the XLSX workbooks. For a file without valid timestamps, the display falls back to elapsed seconds, and separate sections are placed consecutively by elapsed time. FPS summaries use values provided by the workbook where present; 1% lows estimated from once-per-second samples are not equivalent to frame-level 1% lows.

Your readings.One comparison.