Overclocking turns the computer into a playground for skilled computer resources, especially for those who want to squeeze even the latest performance drop from their machines.

That’s why stressing up the CPU to see what it’s capable of is a must do, and the easiest way to do that is called CPU Burn-in.

A software solution specifically designed to put the CPU up to test, CPU Burn-in relies on simplicity from one point to another and seems to be the easiest way to discover the way you should get along with your hardware.

There’s no installation kit, so the application is being delivered as a stand-alone executable file that can be double-clicked to load.

The interface is minimal. The user is prompted to enter the test duration or, simply put, the time he wishes the CPU to be stressed up. There are only a couple of options to enable or disable error checking.

Of course, since it’s supposed to get on your CPU’s nerves, CPU Burn-in can’t be called a pretty computer friendly application when talking about hardware resources, but it can be loaded on practically any Windows machine out there.

All in all, CPU Burn-in is a tool to try if you wish to step into the overclocking business, and the freeware license only makes it better.