CPU Burn-In :: Stress Test Your PC
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Runs on win32 and GNU/Linux
CPU Burn-in v1.0 is the overall winner in temperature generation and thus the most likely utility to show heat related problems due to overclocking under the most demanding conditions. Not only does it generate the most heat, but it also includes comprehensive error and integrity checking.
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Andrew Baker
*scottstuff*
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Joe Topjian
John Sequeira's Weblog
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defective yeti
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what the hell???
what about SSE3 test
I used this utility to test a Dell Latitude CpxJ that was blue screening.
After 1 hour of burn in it had not blue screened.
I removed all the input components from the device manager and on a reboot it picked them up.
I was seeing a bluescreen with a complete reboot, it happened so fast I couldn't read the blue screen message. Anyway after redetecting all the input devices, it seems OK.