Cpu performance test

A debian is installed with cubieboard, and a wordpress site is set up, but the access speed is quite slow (on the LAN, the network speed factor can be ignored), but the public network server (centos) is used) opening speed is quite fast, and it is suspected that it is a cpu problem (cubieboard is an arm platform... A debian is installed with cubieboard, and a wordpress site is set up, but the access speed is quite slow (on the LAN, the network speed factor can be ignored), but the public network server (centos) is used) the opening speed is quite fast, and it is suspected that it is a cpu problem (cubieboard is an arm platform). But I don't know how to test it.

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A debian is installed with cubieboard, and a wordpress site is set up, but the access speed is quite slow (on the LAN, the network speed factor can be ignored), but the public network server (centos) is used) the opening speed is quite fast, and it is suspected that it is a cpu problem (cubieboard is an arm platform). But I don't know how to test it.

I ran php on raspberry and ran quite well...

If it is really slow to install an xhprof-type performance testing tool to see where it is slow...

I flushed Ubuntu to run php, tornado or something on mk802 II, which is the same as quanzhi A10 chip and 1G RAM, so the speed is fine. But with Class4 TF card when a little slow, into the UHS-1 TF card after it is very smooth.

Test with unixbench. The two computers can be compared. The Dhrystone 2 using register variables and Double-Precision Whetstone test items are computing-related and should reflect the CPU performance.

wget http://hostbus.net/data/unixbench.sh;sh ./unixbench.sh;