PizzaMan

Just upgraded to the 3.0 version.

Question about the CPU test. You now have a selection of small, medium and large data sets. Are these similar to Orthos, with small stressing more CPU and large stressing more ram?

BTW, this version doesn't seem to get as hot as the 2.0 version.

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GTL testing and tweaking for all 7 series nVidia boards

stasio

OCCT 3.0.1 RC1

Changelog :
* Built-in monitoring updated
* CPU Usage cannot be below 0 anymore
* The OCCT directory is now properly deleted upon uninstall

stasio

OCCT 3.0.1

Changelog (Since 3.0.0) :
GPU:MEMTEST
* Now compatible with GeForce cards with more than 512MB under Vista (A Cuda bugs was encountered, but i found a workaround)
* Now 4 times faster (thanks to a switch to Cuda 2.1 which came with bugfixes in the SDK - new prerequisites though)
* The test cannot be run on GeForce 7 or lower anymore

MONITORING
* OCCT now saves monitoring sensor based on sensor names when available, not on position in a list. Thus, when a sensor disappear, OCCT configuration is preserved
* Engine has been updated - new CPU support,...
* the maximpum CPU temp can now be set at a temp higher than 99°C (before, it could be done, but it was reset upon reloading OCCT at 80°C)

TRANSLATION
* Arabic and Romanian support have been added
* Italian have been updated

OCCT REQUIREMENTS
* Up-to-date DirectX9 (Under Vista, DirectX 10 and 9 are updated separatly) for GPU:3D and Power Supply
* Nvidia Drivers 181.22 or later for GPU:MEMTEST (Now based on CUDA 2.1,as several critical bugs have been fixed in this release).

stasio

OCCT 3.0.1a.b01

Changelog :
* GPU:MEMTEST will now refuse to execute on cards incompatible with Cuda 2.0/2.1. I recently discovered that this list includes 8800GTS/GTX/ULTRA (i.e. G80-based cards). You need G84 based cards, or later. For me, this is seriously hindering GPU:MEMTEST usefulness.

stasio

OCCT 3.0.2.b02

* CPU:Linpack now supports Hyperthreading. Just make sure the HT checkbox is checked.
* The "Hyperthreading as dual-core" checkbox as been renamed as "Hyperthreading". Simpler, and much easier to understand.
* The Hyperthreading Checkbox is now checked by default for the CPU:OCCT and CPU:Linpack tests if your CPU supports HT. It will only be so on the first run, of course. If you uncheck it, OCCT will remember it.

stasio

OCCT 3.0.2.b03

Changelog :

* A very important bug has been fixed that prevented the CPU:OCCT, in Small data set mode, to load the CPU fully

stasio

OCCT 3.0.2.b05

* A bug that prevented the CPU:Linpack test from starting has been fixed
* The bug in the CPU:OCCT test in small data set should now be definitly gone
* The "Hyperthreading" option is now available in the Power supply test
* Language files have been updated

Deadfall

Awsome thanks trying it out in a bit..

stasio

OCCT GPU v0.67

SkillzKillz

Does OCCT work on 64-bit systems? It is constantly going unresponsive on me.