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means nothing if it isnt stable

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I've been running Prime95 the last 10 minutes and its stable

what setting? 10 minutes isnt enough LMAO

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I've been running Prime95 the last 10 minutes and its stable

 

What are your voltages and temps your running at??

Also it's best to not use P95 on Haswell Adia 64 or Intel XTU are better options since the give a more realistic stress tests. Also for long term stability your going to want to test for a few hours atleast.

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I've been running Prime95 the last 10 minutes and its stable

You should be running AIDA64 or an older version of Prime95.

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Loser...

 

 

 

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I just set it to 4,6 GHz and i get this... 

I guess i should be happy?

Boost.

 

And you have to run it for hours to be sure its stable.

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Lol yeah, task manager talks shit. It thinks I've got 6.0 on my 4690k

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