DavidK21770
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This applies to Intel Speed Test, not the program that is the topic of this thread -- LinX! LinX tells you what iteration you are on, gives you a progress bar, and stops on the 1st error.Originally posted by: supastar1568
My recommendation to all.
Do NOT turn on error checking. When it askes for yes or no, say no, which is "n".
This is because, if it is on, you do not get your results until the test is passed. Which is fine if you are going to bed and won't look at your computer till the morning.
So far, I like it much better than Intel Speed Test. My only complaint is that you can't have it remember to use the max memory. If you had more memory on one iteration and then reload it, it'll complain. And vice-versa. If you have less memory, it'll use what you had last unless you reselect. (And, I'm not sure that it's using all possible memory. Only that it's using what's reported as free. I'd like to be able to override like I can with Intel Speed Test.)