memburn.
A memory test and CPU burn-in that boots from a USB stick.

Key features
02A fast, modern memory test
Every core sweeps RAM in parallel. It names the likely module on single-socket AMD Ryzen and EPYC (Zen to Zen 3), and boots with Secure Boot on.
CPU burn-in
FFTs on every thread, each result checked. A wrong result points to the CPU, its cooling or its voltage, not just the RAM.
Stress mode runs the memory test and the FFTs at the same time.

Results on your phone
With wired Ethernet, scan the QR code and watch the run live. The page updates every 3 s and the link works for 30 days.
The page holds the CPU, RAM size, memory modules (slot, size, speed, maker, part number, serial) and test results. Anyone with the link can open it. upload=0 turns uploads off.

On screen
03

Use it
04Boot it
Pick the stick in the boot menu. The quick check starts after 10 s.
Watch
With wired Ethernet, scan the QR code. Results also stay on the stick.
Download
05 / v0.9.5| File | For | Size |
|---|---|---|
| memburn-0.9.5-usb.img | Bootable USB stick: Linux entry with network, and a bare-metal UEFI entry. How to write it | 96 MB |
| memburn-0.9.5.exe | Windows 10 and 11; run as administrator to lock test memory | 2.9 MB |
| memburn-0.9.5-linux-x86_64 | Linux; run as root for physical addresses | 3.7 MB |
| Source | cargo build --release; scripts/mkusb.sh builds the stick | MIT |
The stick image contains Ubuntu's signed shim, GRUB and Linux kernel and BusyBox under their own licences (GPL); each release's notes link to their sources.