What version of PassMark BurnIn is recommended for testing on the Intel 12th Gen CPU?
I tested the motherboard on an Intel 12th Gen ADL platform with an i3-12100TE CPU. Using PassMark BurnIn software, I ran tests on the CPU, RAM, 2D, and 3D options (with loading set to 100%). When using PassMark V11 for the 3D test, an error occurred indicating that the operation was unresponsive. However, when I downgraded the PassMark software to version V8.1 b1025 and used the same settings and loading parameters, the test passed successfully. The operating system is also identical: Windows 10 21H2. Could you please explain the reason behind this issue? Which version of PassMark is recommended for ADL platforms?
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There have been a lot of changes between V8 and V11, so its hard to say what the reason behind the issue is without any debug logs
Maybe drivers, maybe high load. One significant change was moving from DirectX9 to DirectX12. So that in itself might explain the change of behavior.
No recommended version of BIT for any particular platform. But using the latest version makes sense unless your hardware is very old (10+ years).
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Also see this post about why setting everything to 100% might not be doing what you think it is doing.Comment
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Oh, I see! 3D Fail might be caused by setting the CPU loading to 100%, which results in no response from the 3D test. So, would you recommend setting the CPU and RAM to 80%, and setting 2D and 3D to 100%? (The reason why I conducted this test was to test after replacing the memory module.)Comment
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