burn-in proggies

Chris

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anybody know any good burn in programs i can use other than prime95

 

SkiFletch

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loop 3dmark

and seti too

 

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Burn-in-test

or the SiSoft Sandra burn-in

 

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i'd prefer something more cpu specific because i wan tto watch the temps at the same time. if you know what i mean

 

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that looks good bigsexy, i'll give it a go thanks

 

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CPU Toast will get you very high load temps. But with Prime 95 you can watch the temps while the test is going on. IMHO Prime 95 is the best. Just curious, why don't you want to use it?

 

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you could crunch seti and watch the temps at the same time...

 

{PMS}fishy

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SETI 24/7 Non stop. It tests system stability. Burns in your CPU and RAM and it has an other purpose too. Finding Aliens.

www.ocsetiteam.com

 

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rnpgrosz said:

CPU Toast will get you very high load temps. But with Prime 95 you can watch the temps while the test is going on. IMHO Prime 95 is the best. Just curious, why don't you want to use it?

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it was my first choice i gave it a go, it started off then stopped and said click file>continue but continue was not there to be selected it was blanked out

 

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the picture attached shows what i mean maybe somebody can help

edit: I just noticed it says hardware failure as i posted the picture but, everything seems to be running fine

 

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Folding@Home. It will keep ur cpu usage at 100% so that you can achieve max temps. While doing this, you will be helping in finding a cure for many diseases that occur due to misfolded proteins.

check it out here: http://www.pickleloaf.com/exp/

 

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Have a Mod transfer this to the Software section of the Forums or risk losing the thread.

 

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chris_4130 said:

the picture attached shows what i mean maybe somebody can help

edit: I just noticed it says hardware failure as i posted the picture but, everything seems to be running fine

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That means your system is not stable. Many times Windows will seem to run fine as well as many applications even if your system is not completely stable. Try upping the vcore or lowering the overclock.

 

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i use burnmmx, it's burns the cpu better than sansdra or seti.burnmmx