Which benchmarks are simulated in PC Building Simulator 2?

3DMark
- Time Spy
  - Time Spy is a whole-PC benchmark that uses three separate tests to give a score for both graphical (GPU) and processing (CPU and RAM) performance. It uses a series of short cutscenes that are rendered as quickly as possible (faster cutscene = better score). The graphical and processing scores are combined to give a final score for the PC.
- Time Spy Extreme
  - TimeSpy Extreme is a newer version of the TimeSpy benchmark that supports over 8 CPU cores and includes stronger tests to tax more modern hardware.
- Port Royal
  - Port Royal is a real-time Ray Tracing benchmark designed to test RTX and Ray Tracing-enabled GPUs. As with TimeSpy, the benchmark renders a preset cutscene, with faster rendering giving a higher score.
Maxon
- Cinebench
  - Cinebench is a processing test used to test CPU and RAM. The test involves rendering a complex scene in chunks, with each chunk being rendered by a single CPU thread and core. This means that multi-core CPUs can render more chunks at once, which gives high-core count CPUs much better scores.