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To stress your PC or server, HeavyLoad writes a large test-file to the temp folder, it allocates physical and virtual memory and it draws patterns in its window. When you’ve used HeavyLoad, memory will be fragmented and the swap file could become quite large. So you should restart Windows after using HeavyLoad. If HeavyLoad has not been terminated normally because of an unstable PC or operating system, a large test file may be left in one of your temp directories on your PC. You can manually delete the temp file from temporary directory or just run Disk Cleanup.
You should run it as long as you want to test your PC or server, at least several hours. HeavyLoad can run on all Windows platform. Newest version includes features to use multicore processors to full capacity, full support for Windows Server 2008 and some minor changes and improvements.
HeavyLoad is not as powerful as Passmark BurnInTest but it is capable to test the main components on a computer and it’s FREE. It is also portable and you can carry around with you in your USB flash drive. Very handy tool for any computer users.
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13 Responses for "Test System Stability By Putting Heavy Load on System Resources"
Thanks for the info Raymond!
Same creators of Tree Size? It came in the package…
A very good and large hardware store here uses Everest for stability testing
Passmark BurnInTest installed 2 days after my drive stop responding reinstalled few time completely dead..hmm
Perhaps you ran the stress test too extensively?
Thank you Raymond.
Nice tool.
Thanks again for a useful tool Raymond
My suggestion regarding this type of program:
Run it well BEFORE your warranty expires. Make sure you didn’t get a system with faulty components. Don’t experiment on an older system (with gigs of files & programs at risk). If something is “marginal”, these programs WILL find them – often destructively!
Looks like a decent benchmarking software. Thanks Ray!
Useful tool and have noted contributors very helpful warnings.
Nice tool, my friend has some problems with the computer(sometime it frezzes when he watches movies or listen music) so i ran heavy load on his comp. Every 3 min i run the test comp freezes again. Now could you tell me how can i know what is the problem, what does those data mean on the bottom? Which numbers signal for the problem of processor or memory?
Thanks!
I generally run Orthos and MemTest. For the hard disk, when I get a new one, I copy tons of files big and small to it and then try using these files. Last drive showed problems immediately after this.
I also always do a Nero Recode and x264 encodes since these are heavy CPU programs.
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