software to test hardware

[farlow2012]

any know best software to test pc ?

thanks

 

[nelviss]

try running prime95 and msi kombustor, with msi afteburner (for gpu temps, and hwinfo for other temps)

 

[dt97583]

Prime 95 and OCCT.

 

[Ethermaster]

I take it you mean benchmarks? well you have a wide choice of options, here's a few to get you started.

Complete PC:
AIDA64 Suite
PC Mark

CPU:
Cupid CPU-Z
Intel Burn Test
Prime 95
OCCT
Cinebench R11.5
SuperPi

Temps:
Cupid Hardward Monitor
Core Temps

RAM:
Cupid CPU-Z
SuperPi
Prime 95 (will load RAM upto to 90%)
OCCT (will load RAM upto to 90%)
Memtest 86+

HDD:
ATTO (this is normally the results used by SSD manufacture's to backup the speed's on the box!)
AS SSD
Crystal Disk Mark

GPU:
Cupid GPU-Z
3D Mark 11
3D Mark
Unigene Heaven DX11
Unigene Valley
Crysis 1 or 3

 

[dt97583]

Ethermaster - your effort makes mine look pitiful!

 

[Ethermaster]

Ethermaster - your effort makes mine look pitiful!

Sorry bud but it depends on what the OP actually wants to test on his system, upto my post everyone was only talking about CPU benchmarks.

 

[farlow2012]

thank you alll for the reply should have been a bit more specific but it was nearly 2 am lol

ts just to test the overall pc as ive slightly overlocked cpu and graphics card want to make sure it stable and see how it stands up to pc of similar spec

 

[olivier renault]

3dmark 11, and CineBench. Then you can compare with other systems.

 

[Rainagul]

Speedfan is my preferred temperature monitor

 

[farlow2012]

3dmark 11, and CineBench. Then you can compare with other systems.

which version of cinebench ?

 

[olivier renault]

The latest I suppose, 11.5.

3Dmark 11 CPU scores also good. Probably better with an AMD.

 

[farlow2012]

6.36 pts on cpu that any good?

 

[olivier renault]

Your Google-Fu is lacking.

But looks all right to me.

 

[farlow2012]

im crap with all this new hardware and software lol