Looking for useful predefined configs

[sp00n]

I'm working on a feature that allows you to quickly change between various pre-defined config files, and for this I could really use some user input.

For example these are some preliminary configs that I created, plus two configs that proved to be useful in another community:

quick-initial-test.yCruncher.config.ini

# This file can be used for an initial test and should find immediate errors rather quickly
# It uses y-Cruncher with 19-ZN2 ~ Kagari and loads it with two threads
# Author: sp00n

[General]
stressTestProgram = YCRUNCHER
runtimePerCore = auto
suspendPeriodically = 1
coreTestOrder = Default
skipCoreOnError = 1
numberOfThreads = 2
restartTestProgramForEachCore = 1
delayBetweenCores = 5

[yCruncher]
mode = 19-ZN2 ~ Kagari
tests = BKT, BBP, SFT, SNT, SVT, FFT, N63, VT3
testDuration = 20

long-final-test.Prime95.config.ini

# This will test ALL available FFT sizes with Prime95 for each core
# It will take a very long time, so it's best to use only after you're pretty sure that you've dialed in your settings
# Author: sp00n

[General]
stressTestProgram = PRIME95
runtimePerCore = auto
suspendPeriodically = 1
coreTestOrder = Default
skipCoreOnError = 1
numberOfThreads = 1

[Prime95]
mode = SSE
FFTSize = All

low-load-scenario.Prime95.config.ini

# This config uses a low-load scenario using Prime95 and is useful for finding possible crashes during load changes
# It uses Prime95 with the SSE instruction set and Huge FFTs
# Author: sp00n

[General]
stressTestProgram = PRIME95
runtimePerCore = auto
suspendPeriodically = 1
coreTestOrder = Default
skipCoreOnError = 1
numberOfThreads = 1
restartTestProgramForEachCore = 1
delayBetweenCores = 15

[Prime95]
mode = SSE
FFTSize = Huge

Prime95.720K.AVX2.config.ini

# Prime95 with 720K FFT size is a popular choice for stress testing CPUs
# Author: sp00n

[General]
stressTestProgram = PRIME95
runtimePerCore = 3m
suspendPeriodically = 1
coreTestOrder = Default
skipCoreOnError = 1
numberOfThreads = 1

[Prime95]
mode = AVX2
FFTSize = 720-720

Prime95.1344K.AVX2.config.ini

# Prime95 with 1344K FFT size is another popular choice for stress testing CPUs
# It was often used to test vCore stability
# Author: sp00n

[General]
stressTestProgram = PRIME95
runtimePerCore = 3m
suspendPeriodically = 1
coreTestOrder = Default
skipCoreOnError = 1
numberOfThreads = 1

[Prime95]
mode = AVX2
FFTSize = 1344-1344

These two are from BreadPit in the ComputerBase community:

5800X3D.yCruncher.BreadPit.config.ini

# This config has been determined to be very good for quickly finding errors by the community
# The testing has mainly been done on a 5800X3D processor, but it's also useful for other processors
# Author: BreadPit
# Source: https://www.computerbase.de/forum/threads/corecycler-tool-zum-testen-der-curve-optimizer-einstellungen.2009519/post-29579457

[General]
stressTestProgram = YCRUNCHER
runtimePerCore = auto
coreTestOrder = Sequential
numberOfThreads = 2

[yCruncher]
mode = 19-ZN2 ~ Kagari
tests = N63, VT3
# tests = N63                                       # --> Quick check N63
# tests = N63, VT3                                  # --> Medium check N63 + VT3
# tests = N63, VT3                                  # --> Full Final Check overnight N63 + VT3
# tests = BKT, BBP, SFT, SNT, SVT, FFT, N63, VT3    # --> All tests

5800X3D.yCruncherOld.BreadPit.config.ini

# This config has been determined to be very good for quickly finding errors by the community
# The testing has mainly been done on a 5800X3D processor, but it's also useful for other processors
# This config uses the "old" version of y-Cruncher (v0.7.10), which can produce better results in some cases
# Author: BreadPit
# Source: https://www.computerbase.de/forum/threads/corecycler-tool-zum-testen-der-curve-optimizer-einstellungen.2009519/post-29579457

[General]
stressTestProgram = YCRUNCHER_OLD
runtimePerCore = auto
coreTestOrder = Sequential
numberOfThreads = 2

[yCruncher]
mode = 19-ZN2 ~ Kagari
tests = HNT, VST, C17
# tests = HNT                                           # --> Quick Check HNT only
# tests = HNT, C17                                      # --> Medium HNT + C17 check
# tests = HNT, VST, C17                                 # --> Medium HNT + VST + C17 check
# tests = N64, HNT, VST, C17                            # --> Full Final Check overnight
# tests = BKT, BBP, SFT, FFT, N32, N64, HNT, VST, C17   # --> All tests

So any user input is highly welcome.