Soldato
What would you like us to do to prove stability?
I have never had the need to run a stress test for 24 hours to prove a stable oc.
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I have never had the need to run a stress test for 24 hours to prove a stable oc.
Soldato
Yes I was using 1.3v weirder still is that cpuz finds it at 3.8, ryzen master at 3.2 and cinebench at 3.0
It's a community try reading one of my overclocking threads.....the general consensus is that you run stability tests , share clocks and share vcore etc....
Posting I'm at 3.9 at 1.325 v on its own is completely pointless...
Caporegime
People asking for 12 hours Prime95 stressing need to prove that with their own rigs beforehand because Prime95 does nothing but put a ridiculous amount of stress on the CPU in a 'singular aspect', i have had 8 hour Prime95 stable systems and then Blue screened after half an hour of backing lighting in Unreal Engine.
All Prime95 does is boil the CPU, it could cause damage to modern CPU's both Intel and AMD, my advice is don't use it. Don't listen to people who say you should.
Asus real bench is all you need to test stability, i have never had a system that was Real bench stable crash or blue screen.
All Prime95 does is boil the CPU, it could cause damage to modern CPU's both Intel and AMD, my advice is don't use it. Don't listen to people who say you should.
Asus real bench is all you need to test stability, i have never had a system that was Real bench stable crash or blue screen.
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This started with you wanting hard data when someone said things felt smoother and faster. Something not necessarily quantifiable, and you were wanting hard data.
I don't see that prime is going to quantify that.
Caporegime
This suitable?
1700 - 3.9Ghz - Peaked 1.320 volts - 10 Runs Realbench
Check the other 3 and run it for a couple of hours.
I want to know what vcore is needed for 1700 @ 4ghz for 8 hours running Prime....
I did that yesterday, I have already run all the test including the realbench stress test at max RAM. Its rock solid thankfully.
Caporegime
This is complete nonsense, Prime95 is a real world application not a synthetic deathmark like Furmark or IBT. The reason people used to stress test with it was because it was (and still is) very good at exposing any CPU instability (not to say that a CPU that runs it fine won't BSOD in Borderlands, had that, just that if a CPU is going to BSOD then it most likely will running Prime).
You should have just asked, I am sure someone would help you find them results, albeit unnecessary.
You're good then
I have...This thread https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/t...700-1700x-1800x-overclocking-thread.18771979/ will sort the boys out from the men....
Put your money where you mouth is....
Look
Please don't tell me how to run an overclocking thread
Look
This isn't an overclocking thread.
And you don't run it
Then don't post in it....
Ive created an overclocking thread....The people who are confident will post in it and share their system stability shots without argument....
Then don't post in it....
Ive created an overclocking thread....The people who are confident will post in it and share their system stability shots without argument....
I'll be in there when I have a board worth keeping
No 12 hr Prime runs though - i might manage the 8 :/