

Select the run # (should use at least 5 at minimum, no more than 20).However, most people can use "Standard" mode as it should be sufficient. Note: The time it takes to run each iteration may vary from test size, and so will the speed and the result. Above indicates that the test ran fine so far without instability, but below indicates instability (the Residual(norm) values aren't the same throughout running the test): But if the results do not stay consistent, your system is unstable (specifically CPU). Note: Instability doesn't necessarily have to happen at the beginning, it can happen in the middle, or at the end. It could be just ONE of them that is inconsistent, but that DOES indicate instability. As of v2.0, the program will now have real-time result output, as well as real-time result checking for system stability based on the consistency of the outputted results.BSOD or freezing are signs of instability as well. The testing will automatically stop if the program detects such inconsistency. During testing, you should see an animated flame under "Freeze Test".
#Intel burn test results Pc#
As of v2.2, if you are having any issues with IntelBurnTest, please enable debug logging by right-clicking the "logging" checkbox to do so, and then send me the debug log file.As of v2.1, Core i7 users that wish to test with HyperThreading enabled can now override the number of threads for Linpack to execute.If at any time during the testing you see it stop moving, it is most likely that your PC is frozen. If you want to bench the system get PCMark 7 which tests everything on your rig, or the 3DMark Vantage which is used by gamers to test CPU and GPU for gaming.Īs far as GFlops and the P67/Z58 Chip Set I can't really help you.It would also be helpful if you also send a screenshot of the issue and steps to reproduce the issue.Ĭaution: Not for beginning overclockers.Reduce the cost of supplying and managing computer hardware by thoroughly and efficiently testing PC system hardware.īurnInTest™ is a vital component of a system toolkit for PC system manufacturers, hardware component manufacturers, PC builders, PC repair shops and PC enthusiasts. No one here takes it seriuosly as I have seen more scores fluctuate from not even changing anything. WEI is garbage and should not even be considered a benchmark. Part of the problem MAY be because i can't run my Ram cards in dual channel, i think i may have a bad board, cant RMA it till i fix my laptop other wise im stuck without a computer for a while I gotta do more research on gflops cause i don't know what that is lulz I currently have it stable 4.5GHz with VCore 1.40v & VTT 1.20vīut i am still getting 105 gflops, not sure what its supposed to be at My processor and ram used to score 7.7 each, now they dropped to 7.6 each, not a big difference, but overclocking is supposed to increase performance not reduce it lulz
#Intel burn test results windows#
Yeah i have notice a performance decrease on running Windows Experience Index Notice how the clock speeds are shown to be at the normal speeds rather then the overclocked speeds? or turbo boost speeds? i forgot what voltages i used for the CPU Vcore on either overclock, but they both are different. This one was ran with my CPU Overclocked 4.4GHz Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-2500K CPU 3.30GHz

This one was run with my CPU Overclocked 4.0GHz Intel i5 2500k 3.3ghz (3.7ghz Turbo Boost)
