Cpu Test Software

Received this bundle with the purchase of an i7 CPU.� Has a little of everything to offer.� Very nice and useful software.

After 7 months of use, I am really satisfied with this CPU, my friend have 9700K, and I test it in my PC in on three games, 9700K was better by 1-2 FPS only in two games, while the third one was equal. I don't recommended to go for OC, unless you are using it for Projects or for Workshop, but for gaming the results aren't that much different.

It's a very solid PSU, unfortunately I didn't get to test it due to a fried cpu(NOT caused by the PSU). Got this beast hoping my issue was a lack of power....

I bought this to use as a test bench cpu only, and b&h was the only place i could find it for a good price even with shipping and import fees to canada it was cheaper than buying off another site. works great just as expected and now i can test all the 1700 socket motherboards i have. i would assume it is a great cpu for office use since it is just a dual core. but i wont be using it for anything other than making sure motherboards post and boot to windows.

I love my new APC. It provides me enough power for all my devices. With the PowerChute software, I am able to manage my power use. The best feature I like the most is the ability to set a master device (in this case my CPU), and when ii goes into sleep mode, my APC shuts off the power to my other devices, saving me money. In addition, when I power off my CPU, all other devices connected to my APC also turn off, eliminating the need to manually shut down all my devices individually. So i never wonder if I forgot to shut something off!

This motherboard makes over clocking and tweaking loads of fun. It's packed with so many features and it comes with so much software to do anything from over clocking the cpu and even tuning fans. I particularly enjoy that there are two M.2 ports.

The scanner appears to be fabulous, but I'm still getting my head around Silverfast scanning software and have yet to test the scanners full capabilities.

I used the software to calibrate a Sigma 150-600mm Sport lens. I ignored the warnings for minimum target distance and ran the tests at the distances recommended by Sigma (8.5, 20 and 50 feet) for focal lengths 150, 250,400 and 600mm. I was able to run these tests indoors so wind was not a factor and my results were extremely accurate and repeatable. I can confidently say that if the directions are followed carefully, this product works as advertised and with excellent results. Even after removing the lens from the tripod to reset the firmware with the Sigma USB dock numerous times, I was able to repeat zero adjustment required once the lens was dialed in per the test results. The Sigma microfocus adjustments are double what the software reports which seems to be a known issue. Infinity calibration for a 600mm is obviously a different animal and I have yet to test the software using a target override (using a distant building as a target for example) but for the 12 tests involving shorter target distances the product worked flawlessly. It should be noted that I printed the calibration target at half-size for the 400 and 600mm test at 8.5 feet as the standard target was too large for such a short tests at these focal lengths. One final note is that I used two clip-on LED work lights to light the target in an already bright room. Apparently the target must be extremely well lit, so be prepared with additional lighting.

Seems to work well. I test it once a month or so using the control software downloaded from their site. I own three of these in various flavors, and so far so good. I've read they make it difficult to replace worn out batteries, but have no experience with that yet.

This device is very easy to setup and has you calibrated fast and back to work. I tried the other software others say is better the DisplayCAL. Its not bad and it does have some differences however I don't know if its enough to make me switch but I'll test it again and make my decision. The only down side I see using DisplayCAL is if it takes 45 minutes to 1 hour to calibrate 1 monitor it will take to all day to calibrate a room full of monitors. When you need to be up and running fast its easier to stick with the software it comes with because you're up and running fast. I'm going to test again and see if its still the same but both softwares work good for calibration so I think its just a matter of preference.