Among the tools available to analyze a computer's performance you will now be able to find System Stability Tester.

This utility takes care of checking the system's stability by means of the calculation of up to 128 million Pi digits. To do so it uses two calculus algorithms: the Quadratic Convergence of Borwein and Gauss-Legendre, the algorithm SuperPi uses.

The procedure cover two or more processes, comparing the results once they have ended. The differences that can be found are notified. It is also possible to complete a single process, but this procedure will not check the system integrity, something that can become very effective for benchmark tests.

“System Stability Tester is a benchmark tool that calculates Pi's digits up to 128 millions."

 Features:

• Calculation of 128 million Pi digits.
• Up to 32 processes.
• CPU recognition: model, brand and operational frequency.
• Result checks after each step and notifications if any complications are encountered.
• Recording of the Pi digits calculation as a text file.
• Result validation by means of checksum.

Homepage-System-Stability-Tester

OS requirements:

Linux/Mac OS X
Win XP/Vista/Win 7

(32-Bit-And-64-Bit)

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