Author: Aaron Gordon
Date: 14:04:01 02/20/03
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On February 20, 2003 at 15:54:33, Eugene Nalimov wrote: >You are missing the point. Program does not try to overheat the *entire* CPU. It >just tries to overheat particular part of it. > >Try to run "warmup.exe 4m" for several hours. > >Thanks, >Eugene Here is why I like prime95 so much. I'm 100% stable at 2506MHz.. I kicked it up to 2550MHz and let it run overnight with warmup, I wanted to see if it would crash at all. Prime95 errored after about 1 minute. To my surprise warmup was still running fine all night (~8 hours). I closed it and ran prime95 again, got an error after about a minute. Clocked back down to 2506MHz now. Is warmup suppose to crash or do something if your system is unstable? It didn't get as hot as prime95 or burnk7 did and didn't crash my box when I knew my cpu was unstable at 2550. If you'd like me to run anything else let me know and I'll run it overnight, too.
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