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Coretest validates a machine across primary hardware domains with per-test status and progress telemetry. It is designed for intake verification, repair confirmation, and pre-handover confidence.
Set configuration before execution to make results comparable across devices. Coretest supports fine-grained configuration in CPU, memory, storage, and network categories.
CPU
Choose cores/threads and specific CPU test families for load profile control.
Memory
Select memory test patterns and thresholds according to device class and expected stress window.
Drives
Choose SMART/read/write validations, including NVMe checks where supported.
Network
Run wired or wireless-specific checks, including loopback and communication validation.
Lock profile settings per service tier so technicians execute consistent diagnostic baselines.
Loop reports are valuable for proving repeatability. Keep loop count and test selection documented in notes.
Coretest emits clear status states (idle, pending, running, success, error, cancelled, skipped). Treat error and repeatable cancelled events as escalation candidates.
Do not compare pass/fail confidence across runs that used different configuration profiles.
At completion, save the Coretest report, verify report ID/session linkage, and attach operator notes for any non-trivial outcome. Export JSON when escalation or offline handoff is required.
Thermal Instability
Reduce parallel load and run focused CPU/GPU loops while monitoring trend direction.
Storage Slowdowns
Cross-check SMART outcomes with read/write behavior and interface type.
Network Variance
Separate local path checks from internet checks before concluding adapter failure.