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Eurosoft Pc-Check vs MemTest86+

Eurosoft Pc-Check

eurosoft-uk.com

MemTest86+

memtest.org

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FigureEurosoft Pc-CheckMemTest86+
Price from$8.75/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WindowsYesYes
macOS—Yes
LinuxYesYes
Self-hostedYes—
Plans published41
Spec score · Hardware Diagnostic Software7.9 (#5)7.6 (#11)
PurposePc-Check diagnoses and stress-tests PC hardware for manufacturing, servicing, repair, refurbishing and support workflows.Memtest86+ is a free, open-source, stand-alone memory tester for IA-32, x86-64, and LoongArch64 systems.

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Eurosoft Pc-Check

  • Pc-Check® Windows® Upgrade and Support Subscription$104.98 a year
  • Pc-Check® UEFI Upgrade and Support Subscription$134.98 a year
  • Pc-Check® Windows® – Single User License$209.95, paid once
  • Pc-Check® UEFI & Pc-Check® – Single User License$269.95, paid once

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MemTest86+

  • Free and open-sourceFree

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Eurosoft Pc-Check

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MemTest86+

MemTest86+ is a free, open-source stand-alone memory tester for x86, x86-64, ARM AArch64, and LoongArch64 computers. It uses algorithms including moving inversions and Modulo-20 to detect memory failures and investigate crashes, freezes, or system instability. The tester can access almost all computer memory without operating-system memory or UEFI library restrictions. It can run from legacy or UEFI BIOS, through Linux boot protocols, or from a FAT32 USB flash drive, CD-ROM, or PXE network boot. For PXE, the project documents different binaries for BIOS and UEFI boot as iPXE or PXELINUX payloads. Testing continues indefinitely, with the pass counter advancing after all selected tests finish. The software is licensed under GNU GPL version 2, with no additional restrictions on private or commercial use. Stable and nightly binaries are available, though nightly builds are generated automatically and are untested and unsupported. Secure Boot must be temporarily disabled because the binary is not signed by Microsoft. USB drivers remain in progress, and not all USB devices are supported.

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