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Some people will argue that those aren't the right stress tests because they put loads on the parts that would only be seen in specific scenarios, but to me that's the point of a stress test: push it til it just barely doesn't break. That way you can be reasonably confident in system stability

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OCCT will do it all.

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For gaming at least 20 loops of 3D mark and have it pass 98% performance minimum consistency. Good stress test to catch throttling.

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