Overclocking: OCCT 4.2.0

Post by **sniper3d** » Wed 26 Oct 2011 12:44

Here is the new version of OCCT in version 4.0 Many improvements over the old version, it still incorporates a monitoring section made up of real-time graphs, as well as several detachable display modes.

OCCT now supports the latest processors which are Sandy-Bridge and Bulldozer and to install it you will need to have the updated DirectX 9 version as well as the .Net Framework 2.0

Spoiler

OCCT PRE-REQUISITES

Updated DirectX 9 (Under vista, DirectX 10 and 9 are updated separately!) for GPU:3D and Power Supply (built into the installer)
C# .NET Framework 2.0 (integrated into Vista and Seven, optional under XP

In the menu (Since 3.1.0):
MAIN

New interface with real-time graphs!
Infinite mode becomes the default mode
In Auto mode, the Idle period is now configurable
GPU:Memtest disappears for now (pending complete rewrite)
Simplification of options
Button allowing you to take a screenshot of the interface in PNG format

CPU:OCCT

No longer any limit on the number of supported cores
More efficient!

CPU:LINPACK

Updated for support of the latest Intel instructions

GPU:3D

Awaiting complete overhaul (rewrite in native DX10, significant improvements underway)

MONITORING

Update of the monitoring engine and CPU detection (compatible with Sandy Bridge and Bulldozer!)
Real-time graphs (configurable in options)
Min and Max values configurable for each probe

INSTALLER

Installs the .net 2.0 framework if you don't have it
Updates DirectX if DirectX9 is not installed and updated for GPU:3D

TRANSLATIONS

New translation engine based on XML
Old translations had to be abandoned - sorry
Instructions on how to translate OCCT will be posted soon

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New changelog

Changelog: OCCT

BugFixes:

The Idle period boxes (among others) should now stay disabled after an infinite test
Test processes should now end all the time when the main GUI is closed during a test
Avoided a rare case where a test would be reported as "in error" and immediately reported as "testing", even if stopped (the error and graphs were correctly generated though). The status label was updated one extra time. Occurred very rarely.

Translation:

Added Romanian, Russian and Japanese translations

Source

Well here are some manipulations for a test Neither I nor anyone on this forum can be held responsible for any damage incurred to your PC

After downloading, unzip and accept all terms of the contract, launch the program and you will arrive here:
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In the configuration panel, you can do tons of tests!
I advise people who don't know anything about it to move along

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To do this I'm going to leave everything as is (large data set)
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If you switch to medium mode the graphs are not the same

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Now it's your turn to do your overclocking and especially test it with this superb utility.

Reminder: After any modifications, remember to test!!!!

Post by **TGbot** » Wed 26 Oct 2011 14:36

Thanks Sniper!

Post by **sniper3d** » Wed 26 Oct 2011 15:33

added a small test

Post by **Oops** » Wed 26 Oct 2011 19:03

I've been using it since version 1.9

thanks for the update

Post by **sniper3d** » Mon 19 Mar 2012 19:06

4.2.0

Post by **Oops** » Mon 19 Mar 2012 19:20

thanks for the update

Overclocking: OCCT 4.2.0