I intend to buy below for setting up Debian CLI server.
Intel i5-14500,
32GB DDR5 5600 MT/s (MHz) RAM,
Samsung 990 PRO NVMe SSD,
ASUS ROG Strix B760-I Gaming WiFi ITX motherboard with on-board Intel WiFi, Intel Ethernet and Intel video so it is all Intel parts and should have mature drivers?
https://linux-hardware.org/?id=board:as ... i-rev-1-xx
New to Linux but long time computer worker.
AI chat suggest these stress software. I know 2 and 5. Any advises for the others?
Should I setup the stress software, says run xxx minutes and idle for says, yyy minutes because cooling is 'normal' (instead of very good). I plan to get an Mini-ITX case of 4.2 litres size, Intel original CPU fan and one chassis fan.
1. **Stress-ng**: This is a versatile tool to stress test various system components such as CPU, memory, disk, and I/O. You can simulate high loads and detect potential hardware issues.
2. **MemTest86**: This program is commonly used to test memory for errors. It's effective in catching faulty RAM modules that could cause system instability.
3. **Prime95**: Originally a program for searching prime numbers, it's now widely used as a burn-in tool to test CPU stability under heavy workload.
4. **Phoronix Test Suite**: This is a comprehensive benchmarking platform that offers a wide range of tests for different hardware components, including CPU, memory, and storage devices.
5. **SMART Monitoring Tools**: These tools can help you monitor and analyze the health of your storage devices, providing warnings of potential failures before they happen through Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology.
Many thanks
Intel i5-14500,
32GB DDR5 5600 MT/s (MHz) RAM,
Samsung 990 PRO NVMe SSD,
ASUS ROG Strix B760-I Gaming WiFi ITX motherboard with on-board Intel WiFi, Intel Ethernet and Intel video so it is all Intel parts and should have mature drivers?
https://linux-hardware.org/?id=board:as ... i-rev-1-xx
New to Linux but long time computer worker.
AI chat suggest these stress software. I know 2 and 5. Any advises for the others?
Should I setup the stress software, says run xxx minutes and idle for says, yyy minutes because cooling is 'normal' (instead of very good). I plan to get an Mini-ITX case of 4.2 litres size, Intel original CPU fan and one chassis fan.
1. **Stress-ng**: This is a versatile tool to stress test various system components such as CPU, memory, disk, and I/O. You can simulate high loads and detect potential hardware issues.
2. **MemTest86**: This program is commonly used to test memory for errors. It's effective in catching faulty RAM modules that could cause system instability.
3. **Prime95**: Originally a program for searching prime numbers, it's now widely used as a burn-in tool to test CPU stability under heavy workload.
4. **Phoronix Test Suite**: This is a comprehensive benchmarking platform that offers a wide range of tests for different hardware components, including CPU, memory, and storage devices.
5. **SMART Monitoring Tools**: These tools can help you monitor and analyze the health of your storage devices, providing warnings of potential failures before they happen through Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology.
Many thanks
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