When working with the processor, you will be able to conduct comprehensive monitoring and view understandable graphs for all monitored points. Generally, the program is quite capable of reading information not only from motherboards but also from processors, thanks to its compatibility with well-known solutions in this field such as SpeedFan or AIDA. It's worth noting the pleasant interface of OCCT; personally, I like this style. As mentioned earlier, it looks like it's from the Soviet era, and it's quite convenient to work with. All functions are available in a single window, so there's no need to navigate elsewhere, and you can obtain a lot of information.

In general, this program can conduct various types of tests:
For example, you can run a modernized original processor test, which currently includes the ability to work with the latest processors released to date.
There is a CPU:LINPACK test - which was based on the IntelBurnTest processor test, meaning it was provided by Intel Corporation itself and can work with both x86 and x64 architectures.
OCCT can also test GPUs, using options such as Direct3D. Some compare the capabilities of this test with those of ATITool and Furmark. During this test, the graphics processor is maximally heated, allowing you to detect artifacts when the card overheats. It can work with multiple cards connected in SLI or Crossfire mode.
Of course, OCCT can also test RAM, with tests based on MemTest86 and MemTest86+ with their own modifications. By running this test, you can efficiently check your memory