Techbench Dump New May 2026

techbench dump new is a CLI command designed to generate a new performance/environment dump from the current system state. It captures a snapshot of hardware, OS, running processes, network stats, and disk I/O – ideal for benchmarking, debugging regressions, or comparing configurations.

Yes. The files downloaded via a "Techbench Dump" are official Microsoft files. techbench dump new

| Option | Description | |--------|-------------| | --name <string> | Custom dump name (default: auto_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS) | | --output <path> | Directory to save the dump (default: ./dumps/) | | --include <category> | Comma-separated: cpu,mem,disk,net,proc,logs (default: all) | | --compress | Create .tar.gz archive after dump | | --tag <key=value> | Add metadata labels (e.g., --tag build=123 --tag scenario=load) | | --compare-last | Immediately compare with previous dump (if exists) | techbench dump new is a CLI command designed

The "new" dump connects directly to Microsoft’s official Windows Update servers. When a new Cumulative Update or Feature Update drops (e.g., Windows 11 Moment 5), the new tool reflects it within hours—sometimes minutes. The "new" dump connects directly to Microsoft’s official

🔍 Starting techbench dump (new)...
  ✓ Detected OS: Ubuntu 22.04 (kernel 5.15.0-91)
  ✓ CPU: 16 cores (Intel Xeon Gold)
  ✓ Memory: 32GB total, 12.4GB free
  ✓ Disk I/O sample: /dev/sda – 210 MB/s read, 145 MB/s write
  ✓ Network: eth0 – 1.2 Gbps up, 1.1 Gbps down (estimated)
  ✓ Process top: 3 high-CPU processes (dockerd, node, mysql)
📦 Dump saved to: ./dumps/manual_20260419_145203.json
📎 Metadata tags:  "build": "123", "scenario": "load" 
💡 Compare with last dump? Use: techbench diff ./dumps/last.json ./dumps/manual_20260419_145203.json