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Originally Posted by Rud3Bwoy 
liniX w.e the name of that program is how many runs 20 is good?
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Here's the link to the latest version of LinX (this page always has the latest version):
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=201670
As for the settings: read the Read Me file that it comes with, and then you'll be all set. It does a much better job at explaining what I want to explain.
However, there's one thing I want to mention: always, always, always, reboot right before running LinX. In other words, only run LinX when you haven't done one single other thing with your computer after booting up. It should be like this:
- Reboot (or simply "Boot up")
- Open LinX.
- Open temperature monitoring program (like Real Temp or Core Temp).
- Maybe even open CPU-Z.
- Start the LinX test
But again, be sure to read the Read Me file that it comes with.
Edit: 3dfxvoodoo, take a look at which forum this is posted in. If he meant Linux, then this wouldn't be in the Intel CPUs forum; it would be in the Operating Systems forum, or some other forum like that. Plus, look at his OP: he's talking about stress testing.