BurnInTest Standard 6.0 build 1007

BurnInTest Standard 6.0 build 1007 is designed to allow all the major sub-systems of a computer to be simultaneously stress tested for endurance, reliability and stability.

The user can select hardware components to test and individually adjust the load placed on each one via slide bars. Each test reports results to its own window and results are summarised along with any errors detected in the main program window.

Major Features:

1. Test your single, multiple and multi-core CPUs   
2. Test your Hard, Solid State and Flash Disk Drives      
3. Test your RAM      
4. Test your CD, DVD and Blu-Ray Drives      
5. Test your Video Cards and 2D/3D Graphics      
6. Test your Network      
7. Test your Sound Cards      
8. Detailed System Information Reporting      
9. Test Logging and Reporting      
10. Test Scripting and Automation      
11. Support for 32-bit Windows Platforms

Enhancements:

• Changed the 2D video memory test default to test local video memory, rather than testing any system RAM used as Video memory as well. With this setting, the memory test should be used to test the System RAM.
• The 2D video memory test data is now pre-committed to memory, improving memory management during the testing.
• Minor tuning to the management of RAM for the memory test, especially for when the 2D video memory test uses a lot of system RAM.
• Correction to the Disk Test, Test all disks, where on restarting BurnInTest, all disks may not be selected.
• Improvements to the Raw disk test and corrections for Physical disks numbered 10 and above.
• New error introduced for the case where a Physical disk is configured to be tested but does not exist on the system.
• Correction to logging script "LOG" commands.
• Correction to the display/logging of the "Notes" field.
• Correction to the test setup window where the Printer duty cycle could be impacted by the setting of the CPU duty cycle.
• Improved portability of configuration files between systems for the Disk test.

• 64 MB RAM, DirectX 9.0c, 12MB disk space (more required to run the disk test).