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Benz
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How do i know if my cpu is stable? 

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At least 24 hours of Prime95 ideally.

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minimum 8-24 hours stress testing using one of the following

 

prime95

 

occt

 

aida64

 

intel extreme tuning utility

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

aida64

 

intel extreme tuning utility

 

 

these two are the only validated stress test for haswell.

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Run Prime95 for 24 hours by pressing blend and custom and in the "Memory to use" box type in most of your ram. I would keep at least 500mb of free ram.

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