KDiskMarkLinux
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CrystalDiskInfoWindows
KDiskMark, alternative Linux à CrystalDiskInfo
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Notre avis
KDiskMark is not a replacement for CrystalDiskInfo. It benchmarks read/write speeds but does not read SMART data, show health status, temperature, or power‑on hours. Users who only need performance testing can use it, but those monitoring drive health should stick with CrystalDiskInfo or a Linux tool that reads SMART, like smartctl or gnome‑disk‑utility.
- Licence
- GPL-3.0-only
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 3.3.0 (12 juin 2026)
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Both run on Linux
- Both are free and open‑source
- Both can be used from the command line
- Both provide some form of report output
Ce qui change
- KDiskMark measures performance, not SMART attributes
- CrystalDiskInfo shows health status (Good/Caution/Bad)
- CrystalDiskInfo reports temperature and power‑on hours
- CrystalDiskInfo supports NVMe monitoring
- KDiskMark has no GUI and no notifications for critical issues
Ouvrir vos fichiers CrystalDiskInfo
CrystalDiskInfo stores data in its own proprietary format; KDiskMark cannot open or export those files. If you need to migrate data, you would need to export SMART data from CrystalDiskInfo as a CSV or text file and then import that into a Linux SMART viewer.
Passer de CrystalDiskInfo à KDiskMark, étape par étape
- 1. Export SMART data from CrystalDiskInfo to a CSV or text file.
- 2. Install a Linux SMART viewer such as smartctl or gnome‑disk‑utility.
- 3. Import the exported data into the Linux tool if it supports CSV import, or manually note the values.
- 4. Use the Linux tool to monitor drive health going forward.
Fonctionnalités clés de KDiskMark
- Taille de bloc, profondeur de file d'attente et nombre de threads configurables
- Prise en charge multilingue
- Génération de rapports en texte brut
- Emballage multiplateforme (deb, rpm, arch)
- Interface en ligne de commande pour le scriptage
- Aucun GUI requis, s'exécute dans le terminal
- Open source sous licence GPL-3.0-only
Installer KDiskMark sous Linux
flatpak install flathub io.github.jonmagon.kdiskmarksudo apt install kdiskmarksudo apt install kdiskmarksudo dnf install kdiskmarksudo pacman -S kdiskmarksudo zypper install kdiskmarkQuestions fréquentes
Does KDiskMark read SMART data?
No, it only measures performance metrics like read/write speeds.
Can I use KDiskMark to monitor drive health?
No, it does not provide health status, temperature, or power‑on hours.
Is there a Linux alternative that matches CrystalDiskInfo’s features?
Yes, smartctl (part of the smartmontools package) can read SMART attributes, show health status, temperature, and power‑on hours, and supports NVMe drives.