HCI MemTest
7.4#2 in pc stress testing tools$5 one-timeFree planLinuxWindows
VisitHCI MemTest vs MemTest86
What both publish
| Fact | HCI MemTest | MemTest86 |
|---|---|---|
| Automation | Pro offers full command-line control for automated or periodic testing. | Pro and Site editions can load configuration files to run predefined tests without manual interaction. |
| Memory coverage | The Deluxe boot version can access all installed RAM because it runs before an operating system loads. | The product page lists DDR2, DDR3, LPDDR4, LPDDR5(x), ECC, CDIMM and CAMM2 memory support. |
| Purpose | MemTest runs under Windows and checks whether a computer can reliably store and retrieve data from memory. | MemTest86 boots from USB and tests computer RAM for faults using memory test algorithms and patterns. |
| Support | The maker provides an online manual and FAQ for help using MemTest. | Free users receive a public forum, while Pro and Site users receive phone, email and forum support plus 12 months of upgrades. |
HCI MemTest plans
- MemTest FreeFree
- MemTestFree
- MemTest (free)Free
- MemTest Pro$5, paid once
- MemTest Deluxe$14, paid once
MemTest86 plans
- Pro Site Edition$5,557, paid once
- MemTest86 Pro Support Extension$76 a year
- Free EditionFree
- Pro Support Extension$76 a year
- Pro Download$116, paid once
- Pro USB Drive$144, paid once
Pick HCI MemTest if…
It suits Windows users checking RAM after hardware or system changes, and those who want automated or background testing in Pro. Deluxe may suit users who need boot-time access to RAM and have CSM or legacy BIOS support.
Pick MemTest86 if…
MemTest86 suits people diagnosing RAM faults or checking whether memory is contributing to system instability. Its Pro and Site editions add automation or LAN deployment for users who need those capabilities.