RAM Test Pro

RAM Test Pro Memory Benchmark is designed to measure the performance of DDR5, DDR4, and DDR3 memory. It supports modern CPUs with AVX2 instructions and older ones with only SSE2 support.

WARNING!

Before running the benchmark, please close all unnecessary programs to achieve the best and most consistent results!

During testing, your PC may "lag" or "slow down." Please be patient and wait for the test to complete!

What can be measured?

• Sequential Read, Write and Copy bandwidth;
• Random Read, Write and Copy bandwidth;
• Read and Write Latency;
• Latency for Random Access to blocks of different sizes.

Sequential Read, Write and Copy Tests

Measures the maximum theoretical bandwidth of memory in sequential operations. Results primarily depend on memory frequency and primary timings, while secondary and tertiary timings have minimal impact.

Random Read, Write, and Copy Tests

Measures memory bandwidth in random operations. These results better reflect practical memory performance in daily tasks, work and gaming. This test also assesses the impact of secondary and tertiary timings on performance, helps identify optimal timing values and identify performance issues caused by poorly configured, faulty, or underperforming overclocking.

Read and Write Latency

Shows latency for direct memory read and write access. Results depend on RAM overclocking and CPU architecture. Higher latency values indicate poor memory overclocking and a less optimized CPU architecture for direct memory operations.

Latency Table by Block Sizes

Displays latency in random operations on blocks of varying sizes. This helps measure the impact of RAM overclocking and assess how efficiently the CPU accesses memory and utilizes its cache.

Saving Results

Use the "Save" button to save a screenshot of the benchmark results.

Program interface

Left interface block.

Threads – sets the number of threads, can be equal to threads of your CPU or less/more.

Memory (MB) – specify the total memory in megabytes for testing.

«Auto» Button – automatically determines number of cpu threads and amount of memory for the test.

Block Size (MB) – size of one memory block, determined automatically (Memory/Threads= Block Size).

Free – free RAM, determined automatically.

Max Errors – maximum number of errors allowed before the test stops. If set to 0, 999 errors are allowed.

Max Time (minutes) – the maximum test time in minutes. If set to 0, the duration is infinite, 240 – 240 minutes (4 hours), etc. You can change maximum test time after starting with "✏️" button.

Cycle – current test cycle from the config file.

Progress bar – displays the number of completed tests in one cycle.

Time – elapsed test time.

Errors – error counter.

System configuration: CPU, motherboard and BIOS version, RAM model and current frequency, videocard model, operating system.

Test console. Outputs test status and errors. "Open log" button opens current log.txt file. "Scrollbar" button on the bottom right enables console scrollbar.

License – displays current license level

Update – if new RAM Test Pro version is available, an “UPDATE” button appears.

Benchmark – opens RAM Test Pro Memory Benchmark.

Test Config – allows to load any test configuration using "Load Config and Apply for test" button. NOTE! You can load any config only from the "configs" folder where RAM Test Pro is located!

WHEA detection - Disables/enables WHEA errors monitoring.

Memory Realloc Every Cycle - Disables/enables threads synchronization and memory reallocation every test cycle.

Error Sound - Disables/enables sound when an error occurs. Default is beep, you can switch to siren.

Scale - program scaling setting from 70% to 100%.

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Test configuration file

You can change and apply your own test config in the "Test Config" menu using "Load Config and Apply for test" button. NOTE! You can load any config only from the "configs" folder where RAM Test Pro is located!

current_config.txt file – contains the name of the current config for testing. You can change it manually or using "Load Config and Apply for test" button..

config.cfg file structure:

"[Tests=
test_name(settings) //your comment
test_name(settings)
]"

You can change test algorithms settings and order, any combination can help identify various types of RAM instability. If you need rules for changing test configuration and settings, please contact us!

File log.txt

Log files are located in "logs" folder. Any last log file will always be "log.txt", old ones are numbered 1,2,3, etc. Logs test configuration, statuses, errors, etc.