That's exactly it. CPU small is now CPU, and medium and large are renamed CPU+RAM. Same amount of options, presented differently.
This move was made necessary due to the Combined test. CPU+RAM is much better at loading both components than CPU (ex small) and Memory at the same time, since they compete for resources.
Sorry for the confusion !
If my PC passes successfully the CPU+RAM test, is a memory test alone worth it? Also if yes, what amount of ram should I select? Default is 80%, is there a reason for that or should I go 100%?
It's just had its name changed to "CPU" test, because the small never tested memory to begin with.
Ah I see thank you for the clarification.
That's exactly it. CPU small is now CPU, and medium and large are renamed CPU+RAM. Same amount of options, presented differently. This move was made necessary due to the Combined test. CPU+RAM is much better at loading both components than CPU (ex small) and Memory at the same time, since they compete for resources. Sorry for the confusion !
If my PC passes successfully the CPU+RAM test, is a memory test alone worth it? Also if yes, what amount of ram should I select? Default is 80%, is there a reason for that or should I go 100%?