I use the same ram in my Z370 builds so I blame the motherboards for the issues I had. When I was on Z170 with a i7 6700k I had to set it manually since using XMP caused freezes in some games. This needs a card that has heat sensors like my EVGA FTW3 Ultra to test.įor ram nothing right now. This heat builds over time so I test for about 4 hours. The vram on my RTX 2080 tis overclocked can run up to 20c over the temps of the GPU and VRM. If I forget to set it, the default is the Control overclock that is 17mhz below the Fallout 4 overclock that is only 3mhz below my max overclock.įor vram overclocking I use Heaven looping. I have these overclocks preset in Pressission X1 so I can select them before playing. Both games will freeze with an overclock that gets past the above benches. Knocking the overclock down by a small amount fixes them. Right now the game Control dictates my GPU overclock. My i7 8700k on the same motherboard would only be stable in all my games at 4.7 on all cores even though it could do 4.9ghz in Cinebench and Prime95.įor GPUs I use Heaven or Valley in a window to adjust an overclock along with TimeSpy and FireStrike to test it. I use Superposition as well but I have never gotten a freeze out of it so if I leave it out it is no big deal. The i7 8086k with 5ghz and 5.1ghz on all cores have no issues with my games so I am happy. If the overclock gets past that I run Prime95 without AVX for a few minutes to see max temps, but that is usually 20c over my game temps. If it gets past that it is streight to play testing. There is also a single line that runs stress-ng (a CPU stress-test utility) with various arguments.I use Cinebench R15 first for CPUs. This Bash script contains comment-delineated metadata, which configures the script environment and installs any dependencies. Sudo -n stress-ng -matrix 0 -ignite-cpu -log-brief -metrics-brief -times \ # description: Run stress-ng memory tests for 5 minutes. Here’s a simple example of a functional Bash test script, replicating part of the stress-ng script bundled with MAAS: #!/bin/bash -e Hardware test script example: CPU stress test You can access the verbatim output from any test by selecting a machine, selecting the ‘Hardware tests’ page and clicking on the ‘Log view’ link in the ‘Results’ column for the specific test. Run Fio benchmarking against selected storage devices.Īfter either commissioning, testing, or installation has started, MAAS reports in real-time which script is running. Run badblocks on a disk in read/write destructive mode. Run ntp clock set to verify NTP connectivity.
Run stress-ng memory tests for 5 minutes. Run memtester against all available userspace memory.Ĭheck if the system has access to the internet. Run the conveyance SMART self-test and validate SMART health on all drives in parallel Run the long SMART self-test and validate SMART health on all drives in parallel Run the short SMART self-test and validate SMART health on all drives in parallel The following hardware testing scripts are available during machine commissioning: Name
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