The PC-Ripper-Benchmark is an application made during our Senior project (BCS 430W) class using the Agile methodology. The program benchmarks individual components on the PC and generates a score based on a mathematically consistent algorithm that accounts for resource variance. Depending on the type of user you choose when creating your account, the application will generate different results & information to the user. The program features a login system that can store the account information and results generated from the application. The application also features multithreading, serialization for user settings, and abstract classes.
The is an extension of my original work located here: https://github.com/Reapism/CPU-Ripper
Reapism (Anthony J)
dhartglass (David Hartglass)
This project was developed in five sprints using the Agile methodology. Please follow the link below to view our trello board to see our user stories.
At the moment, the application installs to
C:\Users\USER\AppData\Local\Apps\2.0
if you run the installer.
Clone this repository to view the source.
Let's call it Ripper for short. The Ripper is an app designed to benchmark many components on your computer. It also has the ability to query a database that has many components attributes. We're able to ask pretty good questions through these queries so it's always expandable. The program will generate a score contingent upon an internal algorithm that looks at how the test was conducted, time it took to complete, and ticks per iteration.
You can download this application by cloning the solution or by downloading it using the green clone/download button on the top.
Yes. All the code from the ground up is available for you to see. We will likely be using other libraries within this project, and depending on the license, we may or may not include that source-code in this repository.
YES. Please check the WIP Wiki tab!
Thank you to iconfinder.net
for the icons used in this project. The logo for PC Ripper Benchmark
was created by Reapism. The preloaders that show up during the test are viewed from an internal
browser. Non of the actual gif data is embedded in the program for copyright, just links to the
original sources to view. We do not own any of the icons (except the application logo), and
preloaders.
WpfAnimatedGif
1.4.18
https://github.com/XamlAnimatedGif/WpfAnimatedGif
Loaded in using NuGet.