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What game to test stability

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What is the most demanding game to test my gpu oc?
Newest games I have are crysis 3, dead space 3 and cod ghosts, or a good shooter/ software recommendation. I'm using heaven to bench but getting artifacts in crysis.
 
Sleeping Dogs - especially hard during the indoor bit of the benchmark. That's the bit that managed to get my 750W PSU to shut down at about 920W from the wall (was trying a little more voltage on my 290's, the PC declined!).
 
what is your gpu? the one in your sig?

Diablo 3 (seriously). Maybe doesn't affect AMD cards, but you can get instability in NVIDIA Boost 2.0 which only manifests in 'weedy' games like D3.
 
what is your gpu? the one in your sig?

Diablo 3 (seriously). Maybe doesn't affect AMD cards, but you can get instability in NVIDIA Boost 2.0 which only manifests in 'weedy' games like D3.

That's right xfire 290s.

I'm trying to diagnose a issue I'm having. I'm getting black screen with a 1050/1300 oc, initially I thought it was my 850w seasonic x not having enough wattage. I disconnected one gpu and heaven benched 1200/1300 and it crashed and screen started to flicker before shutdown and rebooting a few times them gave me 1000007e blue screen.

I think I have most of the games mentioned in my long list of games I have not played (steam sales and humble bundle impulse buys)
 
Crysis benchmark used to be my fav, used to find unstable clocks before all my other benchmarks did.

Takes quite a lot for me to crash d3, i tried that earlier on my cross fire.
 
Is BF4 particularly CPU intensive? My 5960X gets some pretty high temperatures even under water (high 50's to mid 60's).

Very, especially with 64 man servers.

Though that is my experience with a 2550K, you have double the cores and quadruple the threads so you may have an easier time.
 
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