Pc stress test

[broberg1212]

Hey.

I have just finished building my new pc yesterday.

I now want to run some stress tests on it to make sure that it's fireing on all cylinders. I just don't no wich programs i have to use or how long i have tu run the tests, so i thought that mabye some of you guys could help me.

My system:

Intel Core i7 - 4790K 4GHz w/stock cooler

Asus strix gtx 980

Corsair Vengeance LP DDR3 - 1600 MHz

Corsair RM750 psu

2 WD Red 1TB HDDs in Raid 1

2 kingston v300 240 gb SSDs in raid 1

Asus ROG Maximus VII Hero

[DildorTheDecent]

CPU:

cinebench, IntelBurnTest, Prime95 (make sure to use static/manual voltage)

GPU:

Valley, Heaven, 3DMark Firestrike. 

[DimasRMDO]

CPU:

cinebench, IntelBurnTest, Prime95 (make sure to use static/manual voltage)

GPU:

Valley, Heaven, 3DMark Firestrike. 

This, yeah make sure you set the voltage setting to manual / override in the BIOS (for CPU).

[SeanBond]

Just avoid prime95, there are plenty of other tests. It can be dangerous.

[Razzaa]

Hey.

I have just finished building my new pc yesterday.

I now want to run some stress tests on it to make sure that it's fireing on all cylinders. I just don't no wich programs i have to use or how long i have tu run the tests, so i thought that mabye some of you guys could help me.

My system:

Intel Core i7 - 4790K 4GHz w/stock cooler

Asus strix gtx 980

Corsair Vengeance LP DDR3 - 1600 MHz

Corsair RM750 psu

2 WD Red 1TB HDDs in Raid 1

2 kingston v300 240 gb SSDs in raid 1

Asus ROG Maximus VII Hero

Just start using it. The best stress test is real scenarios in games and applications you would normally use.

[Pringles]

You shouldn't overclock with stock cooler.  :lol:

[DimasRMDO]

You shouldn't overclock with stock cooler.  :lol:

He just want to stress test by the way.

[Tacitus]

I'd personally not use these synthetic tests, just run a modern, demanding game and see if it performs as you expect it to.

[Joshua Ondangan]

CPU:

cinebench, IntelBurnTest, Prime95 (make sure to use static/manual voltage)

GPU:

Valley, Heaven, 3DMark Firestrike. 

THIS ^^^

 

 

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I also sometimes do I open heaven and run a game like metro or bf4 or crysis. (at least when I oc my gpu) if it works fine then I'm good if not  I try again.

[JefferyD90]

I use Passmark's BurnIn Test. Its a really great burn in tool where you can "BurnIn" individual components at a time, or all together. Its free for 30 days, and is just simple.

http://passmark.com/products/bit.htm

[Leonard]

Hey.

I have just finished building my new pc yesterday.

I now want to run some stress tests on it to make sure that it's fireing on all cylinders. I just don't no wich programs i have to use or how long i have tu run the tests, so i thought that mabye some of you guys could help me.

My system:

Intel Core i7 - 4790K 4GHz w/stock cooler

Asus strix gtx 980

Corsair Vengeance LP DDR3 - 1600 MHz

Corsair RM750 psu

2 WD Red 1TB HDDs in Raid 1

2 kingston v300 240 gb SSDs in raid 1

Asus ROG Maximus VII Hero

You should only use AIDA64 or IntelBurn for your specific CPU and you can use any of the many GPU stress tests like Firestrike but you will still need to validate your system, especially if you are OCing, with your everyday use regarding games or content creation or whatever and also have to validate it for any additional software you start using.

[Slayer1443]

3DMark Firestrike

[RazrLeaf]

I run ROG Realbench while I'm watching competitive LoL.

[broberg1212]

So, if I for example run Intelburn and firestrike, how long should i run these test before I can confirm that my system is allright and my cooling is OK to?

[DimasRMDO]

So, if I for example run Intelburn and firestrike, how long should i run these test before I can confirm that my system is allright and my cooling is OK to?

You can use Heaven benchmark, you can do stress test with it as well. If you want to do stress test, usually it takes around 24 hours but you don't have to.