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Please read EMAIL FAQs first: Comments, suggestions, and questions to Joe Citarella, Skip MacWilliam, or Ed Stroligo

"UXD Quick Tech Pro"
Joe Citarella - 3/xx/05

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I can't possibly show all the test screens that you can access - if you printed everything out, there's over 60 pages of test data. However, I can show some that I think could be quite interesting for hardware junkies:

First, you can read-out what's on the system:

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No need to go into BIOS or the OS to read out the hardware sensors:

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Whatever BIOS collects you can read out. Speaking of BIOS,

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this utility allows you to read the BIOS, store it and then transfer the file to another system (assuming it's the same motherboard). If you're building a bunch of the same systems, this allows you to quickly load your BIOS options onto others.

You can also see what going on in the system's ports with "Port Monitor". .

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You can even edit this to aid in loading cards to prevent address conflicts.

Want to get a jump on hard drive problems? You can read out S.M.A.R.T. (Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology) values for hard drives on the system:

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If the drive detects possible or imminent failures, it will generate an alert.

I've used UXD's RAM test PCI Card - Quick Tech Pro has the same test routines in software:

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It will spot failures down to the location in a specific chip:

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