Based on the search results, it appears you might be asking about comparing different storage devices using benchmark results (likely PassMark or UserBenchmark) rather than a specific software called “Compare DiskBench.”
PassMark Hard Drive Benchmark Charts: This resource provides charts that allow you to compare the relative performance of millions of benchmark results from users for various hard drive models, from gigabytes to terabytes. It includes data for drives from manufacturers like Seagate, Western Digital (WDC), Samsung, and Crucial. This helps you evaluate your HDD’s performance against similar models or assess if newer technologies (like M.2 NVMe PCIe Gen ⁄5) offer good value.
HDD UserBenchmarks: This site offers a “definitive list” of over 1,000 HDDs, comparing them by “effective speed,” which measures performance for typical consumers. It calculates value for money based on the cost per GB and allows for comparing user-rated, best value, and fastest average effective speed hard drives.
MiniTool Disk Benchmark (Feature/Software): This is a tool designed to measure storage performance by testing sequential and random read/write speeds, which helps in understanding a drive’s performance characteristics. Key Metrics to Compare:
Sequential Read/Write: Measures speed when accessing large, contiguous data blocks.
Random Read/Write: Measures speed when accessing data in non-adjacent or random locations.
Transfer Size/Queue Depth: Parameters that show how the drive performs under different workloads. Comparing specific models of SSDs vs. HDDs? How to run these tests on your own computer? Test the HDD with MiniTool’s Disk Benchmark