Diagnostic tools for Motherboard

Hello,

Do you know a diagnostic software who can tell you if there is a problem with the board ?

Or do you know a method to test or to know if a motherboard is defective?

Where I work when I do a diagnostic for a PC with problems, before to suspect if the board is defective :

- I checked if there is a overheat somewhere
- I check in the event viewer for error messages
- I scan for viruses and malwares ...
- I test the power supply
- I test the RAM
- I test the HD
- I boot with live cd (UBCD4Win, Knoppix, Ubuntu Live CD, Bart PE ...)
- I re-install Windows
- I the problem is still there I change the video card, I remove everything except the cpu, RAM and PSU

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