* This tests demands 30 to 40% more power than crysis on a quad-core system with an SLI graphic system installed. * WARNING, DO NOT USE THIS TEST WITH NO-NAME POWER SUPPLY, AS A FEW DEATHS HAVE ALREADY BEEN REPORTED ! According to the information on our software library the most popular versions of this tool are: 4.5, 4.4 and 4.3. * Dedicated to power supplies - it'll launch GPU:3D and CPU:LINPACK at the same time to load your power supply. Home Benchmarking OCCT OCCT download A free version of OCCT 11.0.21 can be found on our website. * Requires a Nvidia Graphic Card, and a GeForce 8 or Higher ! * Again, Home-made test written in CUDA that'll launch a MemTest86 or MemTest86+ like test on your Graphic card memory and report any error found * SLI and Crossfire support (Just enable Fullscreen mode !) * Has an error detection mode similar to ATITool * Will make your graphic card real hot - especially the GPU * Home-made test written in Direct3d that will make your GPU really hot - this test is similar to ATITool and Furmark (thanks to Furmark and JegX for his support and for the aborted partnership ) * It will make your CPU hotter than never ! * The very same as IntelBurnTest, based on a test provided by Intel * The original, inherited from previous versions of OCCT * The test configuration is now entirely present in the graph's subtitles * Graphs now shows a second line showing the CPU usage/FPS during the test * Alot of bugs are fixed, included the famous "3 cores out of 4 detected" * The built-in engine has been updated - lots of new hardware are now supported * Now has a small help module - just move your mouse around OCCT's window, you'll see * Entirely revamped - now based on tabs, and completly modular The descriptions are at the end of the changelog * CPU usage is now instantaneous instead of an average since the start of the test * Graphs now shows a 2nd line showing the CPU usage / FPS during the test. * OCCT's main UI has been completly revamped
By Tetedeiench, Thursday 29 January 2009 03:55 PM
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