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Antutu Benchmark, published by Beijing AnTuTu Technology Co., Ltd., is a system utility designed to quantify the overall performance of Windows PCs through a standardized scoring algorithm. Released in build 2021.08.13.1101—the only version currently distributed—the application subjects the CPU, GPU, RAM, and internal storage to a synchronized battery of integer, floating-point, graphics, and I/O tests, then aggregates the individual metrics into a single numerical result that allows enthusiasts, reviewers, and resellers to rank hardware configurations objectively. Typical use cases include burn-in validation after custom builds, before-and-after comparisons of driver or BIOS updates, competitive overclocking verification, and rapid capability checks on second-hand laptops prior to resale. Because the suite executes repeatable workloads rather than relying on synthetic spikes, technicians also embed it in automated factory QA scripts to confirm that production batches meet advertised speed thresholds. The program operates without elevated rights, generates detailed HTML reports that can be archived or shared, and maintains an online leaderboard for crowd-sourced baselines spanning notebooks, all-in-ones, and high-end workstations. While categorized primarily as a benchmarking utility within system information toolsets, its lightweight footprint and one-click workflow make it equally suitable for casual users curious about relative machine health. Antutu Benchmark is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources (e.g. winget), always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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