Testing hardware correctness
by Dovid from LinuxQuestions.org on (#5748H)
Hi,
What tools do you use when you get new hardware to test "hardware correctness"? We got a batch of hardware and we want to put it through it's paces. So far the tests that I did run were:
- memtest
- stress-ng
1. Watched CPU frequency and verified that CPU's preformed at 99.999% of capacity
2. Watched CPU temps to make sure they didn't reach any warning levels and stayed below.
Are there any other tools I can use that will put a system through it's paces? To be clear I am not expecting any issues but the client wants to document that all hardware is operating correctly.
What tools do you use when you get new hardware to test "hardware correctness"? We got a batch of hardware and we want to put it through it's paces. So far the tests that I did run were:
- memtest
- stress-ng
1. Watched CPU frequency and verified that CPU's preformed at 99.999% of capacity
2. Watched CPU temps to make sure they didn't reach any warning levels and stayed below.
Are there any other tools I can use that will put a system through it's paces? To be clear I am not expecting any issues but the client wants to document that all hardware is operating correctly.