I am trying to undervolt my cpu and i am using realbench as a stress test. Im not sure why but when i run a 1 hr and a 2hr stress test it passes but when i use a 4hour stress test it fails within the first hour? Clearly the system is unstable and i have to up my volts a bit more but why isnt it lasting atleast the 2 hrs(in a 4hr test) before stopping as it passes a 2hrest. Am i wrong in assuming that the long test is just repeated loops of the shorter tests?
Realbench question?
- Thread starter Mikey360
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Its happened twice today it passed 1 hr so i bumped it to 4 came back like an hour or so to check on it and the login screen for my computer was sitting there so assume it reset my computer. So i upped the volts, did a 2hr test that it passed and theb ran a 4hr. Went out and when i came back again it was sitting on login screen. Ive setting so my computer doesnt turn off display or sleep and when i logged in all the programmes (real bench and hwinfo and other monitoring software) were closed like it was a fresh restart. It just seems really odd
Maybe more fiddling to be done then just. I had it offset at - 0.03v last night playing fine but decided to run realbench on it today and its failed 4 hours at -0.03 and 0.0125 just seems odd considering the cpu is ryzen 5 1600 and is only overclocked to 3.7. I would have thought it should be stable at lower than stock voltage
Like i said, im new thats why i put i could be wrong lol. Yes using stock cooler which turns out is not whats making all the noise(hence why i wanted to undevolt cpu). Gpu ted devil 580 is blowing like mad. Need to try undervolt it instead its crazy loud
The gpu is hitting like 78-79 havent really looked into safe temperatures to see if i can jist try adjusting the fan curves so they arent as aggressive at lower temperatures. I have yhr overclock switch on it turned on but tbh turning it back to silent mode would mean a decent hit to my game graphic settings and im only averaging like 75fps on current settings