Monday, May 18th 2009

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.

DOWNLOAD: IntelBurnTest v2.0

Requirements:
- An x86/x64 CPU
- At least 512 MB of system memory. Recommended minimum is 1 GB.
- A modern Windows-NT based operating system (XP and above). Both x86 and x64 are supported.
- Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Runtime (x86), can be found here.
- Microsoft .NET Framework v2.0 (minimum), can be found here.

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
Sources: Guru3D, XtremeSystems Forums
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24 Comments on IntelBurnTest v2.0 Released

#1
Flyordie
FIRST!
Downloading nowz.
I use one of his older programs called X-Stress. I love it ... easy to use supports virtually unlimited threads and kicks the crap out of my PII.
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#2
pbmaster
Does this one still stress memory as well? I hope so, this is a quick way of rulong out bad components.
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#3
human_error
ooo this looks good, downloading now :D
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#4
LittleLizard
If it heats that much i wont use it :p. P95 already heats up my entire house, so there is no need for 22ºC more.
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#5
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
lol. and now people can scream EVEN MORE when they fail to join the ultra-stable PC clubhouse

How does this compare to the LINPACK test, or is it the same thing under a different GUI?
pbmasterDoes this one still stress memory as well? I hope so, this is a quick way of rulong out bad components.
Try OCCT's LINPACK test. it uses CPU and ram, and it stresses it out pretty severely... most people i know's OC's arent stable under linpack.
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#6
DaveK
Musselslol. and now people can scream EVEN MORE when they fail to join the ultra-stable PC clubhouse

How does this compare to the LINPACK test, or is it the same thing under a different GUI?





Try OCCT's LINPACK test. it uses CPU and ram, and it stresses it out pretty severely... most people i know's OC's arent stable under linpack.
And the Linpack test gets around 10C hotter than the normal test in OCCT, if that means anything lol, it's what I used when overclocking.
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#7
Bundy
It works well for me. the 5 test run went quite quickly though. Doing a run now for 20.

temps 61, 60, 58, 58 for 3.2 Ghz and 1.25V - I'm pleased.
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#8
DaveK
Well this doesn't seem to be doing much, not passing 60C which is pretty much the same as what OCCT got it to.
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#9
DaveK
Got to 63C now, push it!!! lol

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#10
Bundy
Yes - it seems very similar. Temps virtually the same as OCCT linpack.

So I can pass this 20 test. Can I pass Mussels 4 hr OCCT test? I'll compare later this week.
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#11
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
at this point i beleive this is the exact same LINPACK test as what is used in OCCT, its merely that intel have updated their GUI/frontend for the test.
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#12
DaveK
Just running OCCT and hit 67C after 4 minutes, IntelBurnTest didn't even get that hot. OCCT Linpack FTW!
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#13
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
thanks dave, i guess i know what test the clubhouse will continue to use.
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#14
lemonadesoda
Note

Let me quickly point out that this is NOT an Intel authored processor testing utility, but an independent programmer with a PAYPAL link.

I'm pointing this out, because I quickly scanned the OP, saw the links to Intel site for the VB C++ add-in requirements, assumed it WAS INTEL, installed and ran the tool, only to see it is a 3rd party tool.

The tool is FINE. Just might be different from what you were expecting.
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#15
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
lemonadesodaLet me quickly point out that this is NOT an Intel authored processor testing utility, but an independent programmer with a PAYPAL link.

I'm pointing this out, because I quickly scanned the OP, saw the links to Intel site for the VB C++ add-in requirements, assumed it WAS INTEL, installed and ran the tool, only to see it is a 3rd party tool.

The tool is FINE. Just might be different from what you were expecting.
THANK YOU. I had misread it as being an intel authored tool. It is merely another tool like OCCT using the intel testing methods.
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#16
csendesmark
OCCT is hard, but LinX is the best :)

Edit:
You can download it here: LinX v0.5.8
Linx vs cpu -> :nutkick:
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#17
PlanetCyborg
Holy Crap:twitch: my cpu went do 80c and i had do restart my comp!! i will never do that again:shadedshu
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#18
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
PlanetCyborgHoly Crap:twitch: my cpu went do 80c and i had do restart my comp!! i will never do that again:shadedshu
well that means your PC isnt stable. You'd best work on that.
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#19
PlanetCyborg
E8400 @ stock!! I had do turn it of my self because it would have burned my cpu:ohwell:
i shuld but some termal paste on it i guese:D
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#20
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
PlanetCyborgE8400 @ stock!! I had do turn it of my self because it would have burned my cpu:ohwell:
i shuld but some termal paste on it i guese:D
CP's like thermal paste like Ketxxx loves women. its a life or death thing.
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#21
csendesmark
PlanetCyborgHoly Crap:twitch: my cpu went do 80c and i had do restart my comp!! i will never do that again:shadedshu
Your comuper should be stable during running that program (24/7)
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#22
rflair
lemonadesodaLet me quickly point out that this is NOT an Intel authored processor testing utility, but an independent programmer with a PAYPAL link.

I'm pointing this out, because I quickly scanned the OP, saw the links to Intel site for the VB C++ add-in requirements, assumed it WAS INTEL, installed and ran the tool, only to see it is a 3rd party tool.

The tool is FINE. Just might be different from what you were expecting.
Actually both LinX and IBT are just GUI's to Linpack. And yes Linpack is written by Intel.

You could download Linpack and use the commandline to run/use/test with. These guys just give you a nice GUI to make it simpler.
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