About the Linux Benchmark Database
The Linux Lite Benchmark Database is a free, public leaderboard of real-world
Linux GPU performance scores. Each entry is submitted directly
from Linux Lite users via
Lite Kernel Manager, which runs the open-source
glmark2 graphics benchmark and reports the score alongside the
machine's CPU, memory, GPU, kernel version, and Linux distribution.
Whether you're researching how a GeForce RTX 4090 performs on
a current Linux kernel, comparing an AMD Radeon against an
Intel Arc integrated GPU, or just curious which kernel gives
you the best gaming performance, every result here is sortable and filterable
— no signup, no tracking, no paywall.
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NVIDIA results
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AMD results
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Intel results
How the benchmark works
Each score on this page comes from glmark2, an OpenGL 2.0 / ES 2.0
benchmark that runs a fixed set of scenes (textures, shaders, geometry,
lighting). The reported number is the average frame rate across all scenes —
higher is better. Because glmark2 is open source and deterministic, results are
directly comparable between machines running the same OpenGL stack.
Linux Lite ships Lite Kernel Manager, which wraps glmark2 with one-click
execution and one-click upload. The manager also reports your CPU model, total
memory, GPU model (resolved through nvidia-smi, glxinfo
and lspci in that order for a clean marketing name), kernel
version, and Linux distribution, so every row of the leaderboard captures the
full picture of what produced the score.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Linux Lite Benchmark Database?
A free, public leaderboard of real-world GPU performance scores submitted by
Linux users. Each entry includes CPU, memory, GPU, kernel version,
distribution, and a glmark2 score. The data is sortable by every column.
How is the score measured?
The score comes from glmark2, a widely used open-source
OpenGL 2.0 / ES 2.0 benchmark. Higher numbers mean stronger graphics
performance under Linux. Lite Kernel Manager runs glmark2 and lets users
upload the result with one click.
How do I submit my own benchmark result?
Install Linux Lite,
open Lite Kernel Manager, click Run Benchmark,
then click Upload Benchmark Results when it finishes. Your
CPU, memory, GPU, kernel, distro and score are added to the public
leaderboard immediately.
Can I compare NVIDIA, AMD and Intel GPUs on Linux here?
Yes. Every result is tagged with its GPU vendor (NVIDIA, AMD, Intel). Use
the GPU filter or sort by Score to compare any combination of
hardware and Linux kernels.
Is any personal information stored?
No. Submissions store only hardware specs, kernel/distro and the score.
The submitting IP is one-way hashed (SHA-256) for rate-limiting only and is
never displayed.
Does this work on other Linux distributions?
The submission tool ships with Linux Lite, but the database is open and the
data is comparable across any Ubuntu-family distribution running glmark2 on
the same hardware.
Get your machine on the leaderboard
Install Linux Lite, open
Lite Kernel Manager, hit Run Benchmark, then
Upload Benchmark Results. Done — your row appears here in
real time.