Sixtessure

With modern, freshly-built computers, the feeling of pride and power will always be there, especially for dedicated gamers. There are a ton of benchmark tools that can point out your build's potency, but not everyone is savvy enough to understand how a complex benchmark application works. On the other hand, finding benchmark tools that focus only on a single element like CPU, GPU, RAM, etc, can also be employed, especially if one has upgraded a single part only. Take Sixtessure for example, a compact benchmark app that focuses on CPUs only.

What can it do?

Sixtessure claims to be a multi-thread, mini bench tool that employs math, graphics, threads, DirectX, 8 cores , 16 thread, 2D code, and 16 windows screen code. On top of that, Sixtessure is recommended to users who have the latest generations of CPUs, like 9th gen or 10th gen intel chips. Otherwise, their PC will experience some blocking issues. At least that is what the developer stated.
Still, we've tested the application on an 8th gen Intel, and no issues were observed. Also, the final score was pretty good, comparing it with the displayed score on the dev's page.

How it behaves?

Upon launching the application, twelve little benchmark screens will pop up, all with the same screen themes. After several seconds, the windows will disappear, allowing for the final score to be displayed. No matter how many tests you run, the end score appears to be the same.
Sixtessure is also a great way to benchmark CPUs for any machine you want, as it can be run without installing it. Just move it to a flash drive and run it on any PC you can get your hands on.

To sum things up

Sixxtessure is a benchmark tool that targets CPUs only. It is recommended to run it with high-end processors like (Intel) 9th or 10th generation models, but you may try it on 7th or 8th gen too. One downside to this app would be the scoring system min/max values, which are not specified anywhere.