Memtest86+ v8.00 Released with Support for Latest Intel/AMD CPUs and DDR5 Features
By
voxadam
There's a fresh bagel in here somewhere. We couldn't find it.
Summary
Memtest86+ version 8.00 has been released with significant updates including support for the latest Intel and AMD CPUs, faster detection for many-core processors, DDR5 temperature reporting, optional dark mode, and bug fixes. The release now ships as a single binary supporting both UEFI and legacy boot systems and adds CLang/LLD support.
Key quotes
· 5 pulledThis release include some significant internal updates, adds CLang/LLD support, and now ships as a single binary for both UEFI and legacy boot.
Add support for latest Intel CPUs
Add support for latest AMD CPUs
Added Temperature reporting on DDR5
Added optional Dark Mode
You might also wanna read
Kefir C compiler development moves to private mode indefinitely
The developer of the Kefir C compiler announces the cessation of public development, transitioning the project to private mode indefinitely.
Why Average LLM Use Is Likely Destroying Value in Software Development
The author argues that, contrary to prevailing hype, the average use of Large Language Models (LLMs) is likely destroying value rather than
unessays.substack.com·18h ago
How AI Accelerated Prototyping: From Idea to Tangible in Record Time
The author reflects on how AI has transformed their prototyping workflow. Previously, the biggest bottleneck was the time needed to scaffold
darylcecile.net·18h ago
GitLab 19.0 launches with Secrets Manager, agentic workflows, and self-hosted AI models
GitLab 19.0 has been released, positioning itself as an intelligent orchestration platform for DevSecOps. The release includes expanded secr
bit.ly·1d ago
Centralizing Error Handling in Rust with Custom AppError Enums
This article discusses the importance of centralizing error handling in Rust applications using a custom AppError enum combined with map_err
Zig Devlog: Build System Rework Separates Maker and Configurer Processes
This devlog entry from the Zig programming language project announces a major rework of the build system, separating the maker process from
ziglang.org·1d ago