Lets put your CPU into REAL test! Intel Linpack 64bit

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I have wrapped a nice UI around this one guys, give this a try: http://www.superprime.org/

That's a class, quick and simple prime, performance and stability tester. More load than Linpack 32b at 144M inside the 1st minute.

I just gave it a quick try;
Heck, 73, 73, 69, 69 C and 292-296W 85% consistent load, 298W max observed load with the 144M bench whereas Linpack 32b using 1.6GB/2GB with 10 trials managed 72, 71, 68, 67 C and 269-293W 70% consistent load, 298W max observed load. Impressive.

It also never just ran on but failed with instability right there and then saying "error". It'll give low temp readings if it finds an error in a core because it won't be able to load it and so the calculation will be slower but it'll tell that as "error" before end of calc. It's also very good for memory stability testing unlike Linpack, although Memtest/Windows Memory Diagnostic/RightMark Memory Stability Tester is the much better way.

Someone get Charles or Intel's Francois to post a 144M run on the Skulltrail 4.4GHz they're backing seen as no way they've ran any proper stability test incl. linpack.

EDIT2 above - reason: ran then both again and realized one of my system fans was spinning a little slower on the Superprime test. Updated both for current balanced results to make it fair.