The screen presented when you booted up into the tool wasn’t very exciting, but the ability to pin down those intermittent reboots to a single dodgy DIMM certainly was! Then came the dark days, when Chris Brady’s MemTest86 remained at version 3.0 for years and Samuel Demeulemeester created the Memtest86+. If you are old enough to occasionally question your memory then you probably remember a time when you used MemTest86 to test your computer’s memory. The other diagnostic tool which has something to brag about. Update if you got it, try the demo if you haven’t. AIDA v6.80 includes support for things like the Asus ROG Ryujin II EVA LCD, SteelSeries Apex and Rival OLEDs, Corsair’s AiO liquid coolers and even Elgato’s Stream Deck. It’s not just an update for your CPU either, it includes your coolers and peripherals as well. The update includes a major rework of the built in benchmarks as well as the stress test, which will make Finalwire’s tool more useful for those who have just upgraded to the new chips. There have also been changes on the software side, with Win10 22H2 arriving along with updates for Windows 11 and Server 2022 that AIDA64 needs to cope with as well. The new silicon from AMD and Intel have support for new features like DDR5 and PCIe 5.0 which means that the software you use to monitor what is going on inside that box need to learn new tricks. A New Look For An Old Friend, And AIDA64 Meets Our New CPUsĪIDA64 just released the update we have been expecting after the launches of the Raptor Lake and Raphael families of chips.

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