FFT-z, the processor stress-test tool, has been updated. This version respects user’s privacy, as requested on SF.net, and allows computer’s host name to be hidden when uploading results to FFT-z online database. It also caps AMD CPU-s maximum temperature to 65′C by default. Warning and shutdown levels were adjusted as well. Enjoy it!
Wow, FFT-z 1.1.1 is out! Brings some improvements and bug-fixes, plus benchmark optimizations. Delete online score requires a password now. On every submission you made a mail message is sent to e-mail address you’ve provided with delete password into it. Online score’s information page has been created (but still under development). The main executable file can be used (and updated) as a Portable single-exe now.
FFT-z Processor Stress Test tool has been updated to version 1.1 which is mainly a bug-fixing and improvements release. All are encouraged to upgrade to it. Have fun!
Clean Temporary Places (Cle) 1.2.1 is available. It’s a bug-fixing release using latest Vista, Windows 7 Task Dialogs component. Brings an updated Cle Reports application.
FFT-z has beed updated, too. Version 1.0.4 is available for downloading right away. The Online Results browser is enhanced and some minor issues have been addressed.
A first official release of FFT-z is out. It is available for downloading right away, or if you have any Preview version at hand you can use built-in web update feature to upgrade automatically. Feel free and take it a look, and to enjoy it.
FFT-z just got its own web page and project page at SF.net. Find more information about FFT-z there. The latest preview version 2 has been pushed at SF.net, and development source code repository stays on our SVN server. You can use SF.net Forums and Bugs tracker already. And any future updates and announcements about FFT-z will be posted here, at 5Group.
We are proud to announce that a brand new “CPU and RAM stress tests” tool is under development, and will be available soon for public testing. Hereby we are showing a demo screen shot of it running under Intel Core 2 CPU. It has been tested under multi-cores AMD CPU-s too. The tool stresses all cores to 100% usage. Take a look:
