CoreMark is a lightweight benchmark used to measure embedded processor performance. Higher scores indicate stronger CPU performance, especially for low-power NAS and router devices.

How can I test CoreMark on my NAS device?

Connect via SSH and run: curl -fsSL https://17nas.com/coremark/run.sh | sh. The test usually takes 1-2 minutes and supports x86_64, ARM64, and ARMv7.

Which devices are supported by 17NAS?

17NAS supports Synology, QNAP, OpenWrt devices, routers, Raspberry Pi, and other low-power NAS hardware across x86_64, ARM64, and ARMv7.

NAS CPU Performance Ranking

CoreMark RankingBased on real-device benchmark data across Intel, AMD, and ARM processors. Higher scores indicate stronger CPU performance for NAS and home servers. FAQ

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CoreMark Test Guide

Run the test script via SSH to quickly get a CoreMark score.

x86_64 ARM64 ARMv7

Step 1: Connect to your device

Connect to your NAS or router via SSH.

Step 2: Run benchmark

Run the official test command and wait for output.

curl -fsSL https://17nas.com/coremark/run.sh | sh

wget -qO- https://17nas.com/coremark/run.sh | sh

Step 3: Submit result

After finishing, go to submission page to submit your benchmark result.

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NAS CPU Performance Ranking

CoreMark Test Guide

Step 1: Connect to your device

Step 2: Run benchmark

Step 3: Submit result

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