⚠️ Note: On macOS Catalyst (Mono runtime), runs noticeably slower than in a standalone .NET Core console app. This applies both to Intel Macs (native x64 Mono JIT) and Apple Silicon (ARM64 Mono AOT/JIT), because Mono’s codegen and GC are tuned more for quick startup than raw floating‑point throughput.

• 🔢 Integer Performance – Prime number computation.
• 🧮 Floating-Point Performance – Matrix multiplication.
• 🔐 Cryptographic Performance – AES, SHA, MD5 encryption and hashing.
• 💾 Memory Performance – Large dataset encryption operation.
• ⚡ Multithreading & Parallelized workloads.

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• Install .NET 9 SDK from here
• Install .Net 9.0.0 Runtime from here
• Make sure you have .Net Maui installed, check here
• Open the solution in your favourite IDE and set "MauiBench" as the startup project.
• Run the project in Release mode and without debugging.
• Check your if system specs is correct, then pick a test to run.

• .NET 9.0.x from here
• .Net 9.0.0 Runtime from here
• .Net Maui from here

1. Each benchmark returns a result in ms (milliseconds).
2. The results are then calculated into a score and displayed on the UI in points.
3. The score is calculated from a baseline score unique to each benchmark.
4. The baseline score is based of the time taken on a core i5-8400.

Intel Core i7-8850H CPU 2.60GHz (Coffee Lake), 6 Cores 12 Threads (6P/0E)
16GB DDR4 2400MHz
Windows 10 bootcamp

Intel Core i7-8700K CPU 3.70GHz (Coffee Lake), 6 Cores 12 Threads (6P/0E)
16GB DDR4 3600MHz
Windows 11

Intel Core i7-12800H CPU 1.80GHz (Alder Lake), 14 Cores 20 Threads (6P/8E)
32GB DDR5 4800MHz
Windows 11

1. Dell latitude 5531 - i7-12800H @ 55W TBA
2. Desktop i7 - i7-8700K @ 4.7ghz TBA
3. MacBook Pro 15" 2018 - i7-8850H @ 45W TBA

• .NET 9.0.x
• Dual core CPU
• Windows 10 or MacOS 14
• 8GB RAM
• 1GB Storage

• Windows 10/11 (x64, .NET 9 or later)
• Linux (x64/ARM64, .NET 9 or later)

• macOS x64 & arm64 (MAUI/Catalyst)