Portable CPU Stability Test

Using a benchmark utility to perform a system stability test is more like a job aimed at professionals, but Portable CPU Stability Test promises to make everything a breeze even for rookies.
You can’t get lost in the program’s GUI, although there are some options that could scare away beginners, but a help manual is also there to make sure they figure out how to take the most out of Portable CPU Stability Test.
The well-organized layout allows users to perform a normal test, CPU warming only or start troubleshooting, each of these coming with its very own set of tests.
What’s more, the same window is being used to display a log and thus help users keep an eye on each test, while the bottom displays the number of threads, test duration and status.
Portable CPU Stability Test can stress up CPU, hard-disks, RAM, caches and the motherboard, and the developer recommends keeping the program running for up to 12 hours. It can test multi-core processors too, with just a moderate amount of resources needed to do the job.
Portable CPU Stability Test doesn’t provide ratings for your system but, as a general idea, in case the computer doesn’t crash during the testing, it means it’s stable.
Overall, Portable CPU Stability Test is a very fast and easy way to test system stability and, what’s more, it’s fully portable, which means you can easily copy the files on a removable drive and use it on another machine without prior installation.