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Benchmark Programs/System Tools

Welcome to DevH's central repository for Benchmarking Programs and System Tools.

*NOTE* All links are to the free versions with limited functionality.

Benchmarks

NEW 3dMark06
3dMark01SE
3dMark03
3dMark05
PCMark02 (no support, but placed here anyway)
PCMark04
PCMark05
SuperPI mod 1.4
ScienceMark (1 and 2)

System Tools

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Everest v2.20
Speedfan v4.28

PCWizard2006 v1.661
CPU-Z v1.32
ClockGen v1.0.4.1
Sisoft SANDRA
MemTest86 v3.2
MotherboardMonitor v5.3.7.0

Kicka$$ link to tons of benchmarking programs >>>here<<<

Positive input is welcome...so please let me know.

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do u know of something to test a dell

my ol' lady has a dell dimension 4550 with a 533mhz fsb. do you know of anything i can use to monitor the temps in it.

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my ol' lady has a dell dimension 4550 with a 533mhz fsb. do you know of anything i can use to monitor the temps in it.

the post above, motherboard monitor
not mentioned in the post above, speedfan: http://www.almico.com/sfdownload.php

if these dont read the temperatures, your only hope is to stick a thermometer in the pc.

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i like that

i tried mother board monitor. that model is not supported. i will try speedfan. before i try to stick a thermometer in it i will find a way to overclock it and let it fry. i hate the thing but she is the typical computer illiterate woman so i am always having to maintain it.

DELL = P.O.S.

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you cant overclock dells, maybe with exception to the dell XPS line which is an oddball line to the DELL.

and yes, every computer enthusiast will say DELL = P.O.S. after seeing one/touching one/fiddling with one.

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