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±ÜÝÜ           Company Name ...: PassMark                                   
° Ý            Cracker ........: ARN                                       
° Ý            Packer .........: ARN                                       
  Ý            Protection .....: Other                           
  Ý            Crack Type .....: Cracked                                    
               Release Date ...: 12.01.2006
               Release Size ...: 1x 2.78 mb
               Release Type ...: Application
               Operating Sys ..: WinALL
                              Company Web Site
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PassMark BurnInTest™ is a software tool that allows all the major sub-systems 

of a computer to be simultaneously stress tested for endurance, reliability 
and stability.

Assists in PC Troubleshooting and diagnostics. 
The best value professional burn-in tool on the market! 
Avoid delivering D.O.A. (Dead on Arrival) hardware to your customers. 
Dramatically reduce your burn in times with multithreaded simultaneous 
testing of components. 
Build your image as a supplier of quality systems. 
Avoid costly downtime, system rebuilds and lost data. Versions:
V4.0 Professional Edition
V4.0 Standard Edition

Latest release date:
24 November 2005:
Standard Edition (build 1032)
23 November 2005:
Professional Edition (build 1032) 

What's new for this release. 

Price:
Free 30 day evaluation, then:
Standard Edition: US$22
Professional Edition: US$49 
(See sales page for more pricing details)

Platforms:
Windows 98, 2000, ME, XP, 2003 Server.
Available for both 32-bit and 64-bit platforms. 
(Also available for Linux) 

Requirements:
32 MB RAM, DirectX 8 or above (32-bit version) or DirectX 9 (64-bit 
version), 2 MB disk space (more required to run the disk test).
Hardware loopback plugs for port testing (Professional Edition only). 

Standard or Professional?
See a list of differences below.

Optional BurnInTest hardware accessories:
Serial loopback plugs
Parallel loopback plugs
USB Loopback plugs
USB 2.0 Loopback plugs
Test CDs
Test DVDs

Related Downloads 
BurnInTest Documentation 


Test the stability of a system after configuration changes or hardware 
upgrades (critical for overclocking). 
Anyone who has used computers for any period of time will understand the 
importance of having a stable system. The cost of a hardware failure can be 
enormous. If you are lucky your data will only become inaccessible while 
faulty components are replaced. If you're unlucky you can lose your files 
completely or have them permanently corrupted. Even if you have good 
backups, 
you can still lose days of work returning the PC to its pre-failure state. 
In 
many cases the lost data can never be replaced and businesses can be brought 

to their knees, with the loss of documentation, customer details and 
financial records.



What BurnIn Test does is thoroughly exercise the hardware in a PC in a short 

period of time, in the same way as normal applications use a PC over a long 
period of time. This takes advantage of the fact that computer hardware 
tends 
to fail either very early in its life or after many thousands of hours of 
use. Typically BurnInTest should be used before a PC is put into service, as 

the failure of a computer that isn’t being used for a critical application 
and doesn’t have any critical data is much less damaging, (especially if it 
is still under warranty).

BurnInTest will bring intermittent or hidden problems to the surface so that 

after a successfully run the computer can be used with a much higher level 
of 
confidence. BurnInTest can also be used by overclockers to verify system 
stability at high clock speeds.

BurnInTest tests the CPU via mathematical operations and SIMD calculations, 
hard drives, RAM, CD-ROMs, CD burners, DVDs, sound cards, 2D graphics, 3D 
graphic, network connection, printers and video playback. This can all be 
done simultaneously as the application is multithreaded. The Professional 
version also has a number of additional features such as tape drive testing, 

USB port testing, USB 2.0 port testing, Serial and parallel port testing 
with 
the use of loop back plugs.

Additional Features

The application includes the following additional features:

Online help & PDF manual
Support for printing results
Logging of results to disk in user selectable levels of detail (in ASCII 
format & HTML formats)
Timed test runs that will stop automatically at the expiry of the selected 
time or after a number of test cycles.
The ability to save your results to disk as log file.
'Notes' and 'Machine ID' fields for storing your own audit information along 

with the saved log file.
Support for copying the results to other applications (eg. MS-Word) via a 
variety of image formats. (BMP, GIF, EMF)
The ability to select the level of load placed on each component, via the 
setting of a duty cycle for each test.
Counters that count the total number of operations performed.
An easy to use point and click interface
Can be run from a floppy disk or CD (under Windows)
Summary system information including CPU type, CPU speed & Serial number.
Temperature monitoring interface (with additional 3rd party Intel Active 
Monitor, HMonitor, MotherBoardMonitor and SpeedFan software)
Laptop battery & UPS monitoring interface (with additional BatteryMon 
software)
Support for production line automation and detailed logging
RAM testing beyond the 4GB barrier in Windows 2000 and XP (up to 64GB of 
RAM)
Printer testing using raw print files
Midi and Wave file playback for sound card testing
Testing of up to 20 hard and floppy disks simultaneously
Testing of up to 20 CD/DVD drives simultaneously
CD / DVD testing using specialized test CD/DVDs (or use the complementary 
CD-Maker software). CD burner testing
Windows shutdown and cyclic reboot testing (with complementary Rebooter 
software)
Scrolling 'H's for Electromagnetic Compliance (EMC) testing to ANSI standard 

C63.4-1992
Video RAM testing
Testing the playback of Videos
Support for SMART hard disk parameter checking



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1) Unpack
2) Install
3) Unzip crack(s) to application directory and overwrite.
4) Enjoy!


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