Which Edition of BurnInTest Should I Use?

Which edition of BurnInTest best suits your needs?
Compare the features between BurnInTest Windows, BurnInTest Linux x86, and BurnInTest Linux ARM.

Standard1
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Windows2 Bootable Linux x86 Linux ARM
Test your single, multiple and multi-core CPUs
Test your Hard, Solid State and Flash Disk Drives
Support for RAW (unpartitioned) Disk Testing
Test your RAM
Test your CD, DVD and Blu-Ray Drives
Test your Network
Test your Video Cards and 2D/3D Graphics 3
Test your Sound Cards 4
Detailed System Information Reporting
Test Logging and Reporting
Test Scripting and Automation
Support for 32-bit Windows Platforms
Support for 64-bit Windows Platforms
Support for x86 Linux Platforms (64-bit only) 5
Support for ARM Linux Platforms (ARMv7-A & ARMv8-A)
Supports PassMark Plug-In Tests 6
Supports User-Written Plug-In Tests
Support for Serial Port Loopback Testing 7
Support for Parallel Port Loopback Testing 7
Support for USB Port Loopback Testing 7
Support for Passmark PCIE Test Card
Support for Keyboard testing
Support for TPM testing
Support for monitor touchscreen testing
Support for Microphone Testing
Support for Battery Testing
Support for Webcam Testing
CPU Affinity Selection 8
Advanced RAM Testing 9
Electromagnetic Compliance (EMC) Testing for Monitors 10
Advanced Testing Preferences 11 N/A N/A N/A
Support for Mangement Console
Test your Video Cards GPGPU
Temperature Monitoring
Drive Wiping
Use with WinPEBuilder for self boot
Price (USD) N/A $13500 See Below12 $13500 $13500
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Notes

1 BurnInTest Standard Edition has been discontinued.

2 BurnInTest Windows Edition is the new name of BurnInTest Professional Edition.

3 Only BurnInTest Windows has support for changing the 2D and 3D test preferences (number of windows, window placement and window size etc).

4From Version 3.1 build 1001 in BurnInTest For Linux

5 BurnInTest For x86 Linux supports Linux Kernel 3.1 or higher, Qt 5.6.1 or higher, 64bit.

6 PassMark Software has produced Plug-In Tests for Touch screens, Keyboards and Dial-Up Modems. Additional software required.

7 Loopback Plugs are required for these tests. For more info, please see our pages about Serial and Parallel Loopback Plugs and USB 2.0 Loopback Plugs. For the bootable edition USB 3.0 Loopback Plugs can be used but only on USB2 ports are there is no native USB3 support in Windows 7 which the bootable version . is based on.

8 CPU Affinity Selection allows you to target your testing to a single CPU. This is useful when testing systems with multiple or multi-core CPUs.

9 Advanced RAM testing has page locking and allows testing beyond the 4GB RAM barrier up to 64GB in 32-bit Windows XP and later. The 64bit versions of BurnInTest Linux and Windows are able to access more than 4GB of RAM by design.

10 BurnInTest Windows offers a scrolling 'H' test for Electromagnetic Compliance (EMC) testing to the ANSI standard C63.4-1992.

11 Additional testing preferences for the Network Test and 2D/3D Graphics Tests are available in BurnInTest Windows.

12 The current bootable version of BurnInTest uses a Linux x86 environment (Porteus 3) and has the same capabilities as the normal Linux x86 version. This version is only available by purchasing the PassMark Software PC Test Kit or the Bootable USB Flash Drive.

When BurnInTest is used in a self boot configuration with Microsoft WinPE, some tests are not available by default as some device drivers are not installed. BurnInTest Bootable Windows is only available by:

1. Purchasing the PassMark Software PC Test Kit which was using the bootable UFD version 3 and older.

2. Purchasing BurnInTest Windows and following our documentation on using BurnInTest with no Operating System installed.

3. Purchasing BurnInTest Windows and using our PassMark WinPE Builder.