26
Nov
2011
OCCT 4.0.0 Beta 7
OCCT is a free CPU/memory stability test.
OCCT comes from “OverClock Checking Tool”. Here is a list of its features:
- Up to 16-core support ( for instance, up to a Quad-Kentsfield or an Octo-Conroe )
- Customizable tests ( Duration, Priority, CPU or RAM, … )
- CPU and Motherboard detection
- Monitoring support through 3rd party application ( i.e. MBM5, Speedfan and Everest Ultimate Edition 3.50 or above )
- Can produce graphs showing temperature and voltages during the test : Unique feature !
- Multi-language support
MAJOR FEATURES:
- OCCT’s main UI has been completly revamped
- Graphs now shows a 2nd line showing the CPU usage / FPS during the test.
- CPU usage is now instantaneous instead of an average since the start of the test
- OCCT now has 5 different tests. The descriptions are at the end of the changelog
USER INTERFACE:
- Entirely revamped – now based on tabs, and completly modular
- Now has a small help module – just move your mouse around OCCT’s window, you’ll see
MONITORING:
- The built-in engine has been updated – lots of new hardware are now supported
- Alot of bugs are fixed, included the famous “3 cores out of 4 detected”
GRAPHS:
- Graphs now shows a second line showing the CPU usage/FPS during the test
- A legend explains everything
- The test configuration is now entirely present in the graph’s subtitles
Homepage: http://www.ocbase.com/
Download: OCCTPT4.0.0.b07.zip
File Size: 5.23MB
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