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Benchmark Builder

Convert an operation count and elapsed milliseconds into average throughput and time per operation.

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About this tool

When to use it

Convert an operation count and elapsed milliseconds into average throughput and time per operation.

How to use it

Measure a repeatable run outside this page, enter its completed operations and duration, then select Build benchmark. Compare like workloads and units, and record warm-up and concurrency conditions alongside the summary.

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Worked examples

A short batch measurement

Input

Operations: 1000; Duration: 250 ms

Expected output

4000 operations/second; 0.25 milliseconds/operation; 250 microseconds/operation

One thousand operations in a quarter second yields 4000 per second. The inverse is an average, not a latency percentile.

Errors and unsupported input

Duration: 0

Use a measurable positive duration or time a larger batch. A zero denominator cannot produce a meaningful rate.

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Questions

Frequently asked questions

Does this measure how fast my browser is?

No. It summarizes numbers you enter. The experiment that produced those numbers determines what the result means.