SCAFFMAN wrote:
cheers guys,

just looking for the benchmarks

I'd get a starter kit that has a bunch of the tests, and keep a "lab"
notebook for changes, etc. I put mine into a spreadsheet thinking that
someday I'll create all sorts of fancy graphs to thrill my friends. :-)

If you get bad results, don't assume that your test is accurate. Take
appropriate and *slow* action, but get a test kit from a different
manufacturer. If you can afford it, buy two starter kits from different
manufacturers and compare results. They are usually different.

--Kurt