IntelBurnTest v2.0 Released

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IntelBurnTest is a CPU stress benchmark for testing stability of your x86/x64 processor
The new benchmark is said to be extremely processor intensive,
so much in fact that it can load your CPU 22'C more than the well known Prime95 benchmark?
Keep in mind to use this program at your own risk. :D

Over at techpower

http://www.techpowerup.com/94600/IntelBurnTest_v2.0_Released.html


Changelog:
IntelBurnTest updated to v2.0!
- Completely re-coded from the ground up
- New, intuitive graphical user interface
- Windows Vista/7 Aero friendly
- Real-time result output
- Real-time error checking, auto-stops when error occurs
- Simplified stress level selection
- Easy copy of results to clipboard (right-click context menu)
- Built-in system freeze test (animated flame)
- Real-time free system memory display
- Uncluttered integrated title/status bar
- Added log results to file feature, with date and time, CPU/RAM info
- Displays total time taken to complete test at the end
- Correctly detects the maximum memory limit for x86 Windows
- Fixed a bug that caused testing memory to be limited to 6.1 GB
- New eye-catching icon
- Various bug fixes carried over from v1.93
 
Does this stress your CPU anymore than Linpack or have they just made it prettier? I find Linpack/IBT is great for testing your OC, it find errors in 1 hr that Othos won't show in 8 hours! :eek:
 
TAT gets my CPU hotter then this program BUT TAT wont work in Win7
well I cant get it to work :(
 
I've seen that mentioned too. I can see how it's possible if the CPU gets VERY hot, but if you have enough cooling... I can't see it happening.

I'd also suggest it's not so relevant now that CPUs have active thermal protection (ie, they throttle then shut down) - as opposed to the old athlon chips that would happily melt themselves.

Anyone fancy giving it a go on a Phenom II of some description? I'm 50 miles from mine, or I'd give it a go.
 
MikeHunt79 said:
How?
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Happy's right it's appeared a few times - read this thread - it alludes to the problem, especially in the last post.

You'll have to judge for yourself how damaging you think it is or isn't. But as Audigex mentioned if you have adequate cooling - it shouldn't, theoretically, be an issue. (But i know nothing if it goes t*ts up - blame Audigex ;))
 
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IntelBurnTest v2.1 Released

Changelog:

v2.1
- Optimized error-checking code, reduces CPU overhead
- Now displays more accurate ending time
- Simplified graphical user interface further
- Improved color of captions in the GUI
- Added ability to override the number of threads for Linpack to use (as requested by users)
- Added display of progress in the title bar
- Now outputs current time for each iteration to log file (hh:mm:ss)
- Now auto-scrolls output list to the bottom as results are outputted
- Fixed a GUI quirk

http://downloads.guru3d.com/IntelBurnTest-v2.1-download-2047.html
 
Plec said:
(But i know nothing if it goes t*ts up - blame Audigex ;))
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[1] Jon accepts no responsibility for borked components, angry wives or other hardware related mishaps.

[2] In fact, Jon accepts no responsibility

[3] By reading [1] and [2], you agree to the terms of [1], [2] and [3]

:-)
 
Here is something funny LOL

at 4.2

prime95 bsods on me but LinX and intelburn Test dont so what could be the issue there ?
lol

If i run intel burn test aswell as linX for over 1 hour then i consider my system fully stable becuse no matter what i do the system wont crash

only Prime95 crashes it.
is that becuse im unstable though or becuse prime doesnt work correctly on i7s LOL
 
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