OCCT Perestroika 3.1.0

The OCCT Perestroika benchmark is a performance testing tool developed by Tetedeiench. The tool primarily focuses on testing the stability of computer components such as the CPU, GPU, and memory usage. The Perestroika benchmark runs several tests that stress the core components of a computer to identify potential issues.

The benchmark supports several different types of tests that cover different aspects of system performance. These include CPU tests, power supply tests, graphics card tests, and GPU tests. Each of these tests is designed to stress the corresponding component to its maximum capabilities.

• CPU tests are a mix of complex and simple mathematical operations that push the processor to its limits, helping testers identify stability issues under heavy loads.
• Power supply tests check the voltage levels of different components under high loads, ensuring that they maintain stable performance levels.
• Graphic card tests examine the performance capability and stability of the GPU under high-demanding situations such as gaming or video processing.
• GPU tests focus specifically on the graphical capabilities of the system, examining areas such as tessellation performance and pixel shader output.

The Perestroika benchmark is an essential tool for system builders and overclockers who want to test their PC's stability and find out any weaknesses before they become larger problems. Its intuitive user interface makes it easy for users to navigate through its different options and execute relevant tests quickly.

The OCCT Perestroika benchmark is available in a free version and can be downloaded from their website. It is compatible with Windows 7, 8, 10 (32- or 64-bit) and requires at least 2GB of RAM to run efficiently.