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I need to stress my cpu to check out my OC, whats good settings for prime 95

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Use AIDA 64, not P95.

kk

ty im new to OCing

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use aida64 or intel XTU

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I need to stress my cpu to check out my OC, whats good settings for prime 95

I use prime 95. No issues. i dont get why people dont use it.

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I need to stress my cpu to check out my OC, whats good settings for prime 95

I use Aida64 and intel xtu...

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use manual voltage mode for haswell chips

 

best test is blend test (never use small ffts)

 

better off using asus realbench to stress test

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Prime95 is perfectly fine to use as long as you use Manual Voltage.

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use manual voltage mode for haswell chips

 

best test is blend test (never use small ffts)

 

better off using asus realbench to stress test

how do i use manual voltage mode, as i said im new to this

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By manual volta

 

how do i use manual voltage mode, as i said im new to this

set

 

cpu core voltage mode to "override mode" in bios

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set

 

cpu core voltage mode to "override mode" in bios

So actually put in the voltage i want?

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So actually put in the voltage i want?

 

a- key in the voltage you want

 

b- set cpu core voltage mode to override.

 

you have to do both

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a- key in the voltage you want

 

b- set cpu core voltage mode to override.

 

you have to do both

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a- key in the voltage you want

 

b- set cpu core voltage mode to override.

 

you have to do both

Done thanks, ama leave it to run overnight. 4.4ghz @ 1.177V 67C is that acceptable?

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Done thanks, ama leave it to run overnight. 4.4ghz @ 1.177V 67C is that acceptable?

 

 

temps and voltages look good

 

i run the test for a minimum 8 hours. 16-24 hours to be certain

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