Realbench help plz

[TATY]

So it’s simple my pc crashes when benching on multitasking, done a 30 min stress

[NelizMastr]

Which PC? Specs? Anything overclocked? Which PSU (make and model)?

[Brett_UK]

i would guess that OC is not 100% stable in RealBench, i could get 5.1ghz on my 7700K but not stable in RealBench, was stable in Aida64 and Cinnebench but not RealBench

[TATY]

17 minutes ago, Brett_UK said:

i would guess that OC is not 100% stable in RealBench, i could get 5.1ghz on my 7700K but not stable in RealBench, was stable in Aida64 and Cinnebench but not RealBench

ok thx

[TATY]

MOBO:ASUS ROG STRIX Z270f 

CORE:I7 7700k

RAM:corsair vengance led 2x8 ddr4 3000mhz

COOLER:H100i AIO
GPU:GTX 1080ti

PSU:corsair 750w

[DildorTheDecent]

RealBench is probably the hardest stability test to pass.

 

Although whether or not it matters is down to you. If your just gaming then AIDA64 is more than enough.

 

If your doing real work: RealBench.

[TATY]

4 minutes ago, DildorTheDecent said:

RealBench is probably the hardest stability test to pass.

 

Although whether or not it matters is down to you. If your just gaming then AIDA64 is more than enough.

 

If your doing real work: RealBench.

i did cinebench and it passed, but the reason i started testing i was in a game of pubg and suddenly pc restarts and happend every time i played then i started testing and got problems

[DildorTheDecent]

Just now, TATY said:

i did cinebench and it passed, but the reason i started testing i was in a game of pubg and suddenly pc restarts and happend every time i played then i started testing and got problems

Cinebench isn't a stability test. It's a benchmark. You don't need to be stable for benchmarks, you just need to be fast.

 

No idea on the restart, maybe Windows updates, drivers, power issues.

[TATY]

1 minute ago, DildorTheDecent said:

Cinebench isn't a stability test. It's a benchmark. You don't need to be stable for benchmarks, you just need to be fast.

 

No idea on the restart, maybe Windows updates, drivers, power issues.

im doing aida64 now do u know how long it will take

[TATY]

15 minutes ago, DildorTheDecent said:

RealBench is probably the hardest stability test to pass.

 

Although whether or not it matters is down to you. If your just gaming then AIDA64 is more than enough.

 

If your doing real work: RealBench.

in realbench i completed a 30 min stress test but in the benchmarking bit it crashed

[DildorTheDecent]

12 minutes ago, TATY said:

im doing aida64 now do u know how long it will take

Probably around an hour I think. Although it can be configured.

 

30 min isn't a stress test. Not long enough to be one. Run at least an hour, maybe two. Some go for 4 hours +, although that's if you're doing real work I guess. Or validating an OC.

[TATY]

Just now, DildorTheDecent said:

Probably around an hour I think. Although it can be configured.

 

30 min isn't a stress test. Not long enough to be one. Run at least an hour, maybe two. Some go for 4 hours +, although that's if you're doing real work I guess. Or validating an OC.

ok,the only problem im seeing is im getting pretty high temps

[DildorTheDecent]

35 minutes ago, TATY said:

ok,the only problem im seeing is im getting pretty high temps

Well you're under full stress. That's to be expected.

 

But then again, what do you call high temps? I call high temps 85C+. Some silly geese call 60C high.

[TATY]

2 minutes ago, DildorTheDecent said:

Well you're under full stress. That's to be expected.

 

But then again, what do you call high temps? I call high temps 85C+. Some silly geese call 60C high.

i got 90max

 

[TATY]

2 minutes ago, DildorTheDecent said:

Well you're under full stress. That's to be expected.

 

But then again, what do you call high temps? I call high temps 85C+. Some silly geese call 60C high.

its only 5 mins to reach one hour should i stop it when it reaches and hour??

[DildorTheDecent]

16 minutes ago, TATY said:

its only 5 mins to reach one hour should i stop it when it reaches and hour??

You can, if you think that's good enough. Some run it until it stops itself or until it crashes. Depends on how the program is configured.

 

That 90C max temp doesn't sound right though. Even though it's an AIO it should be able to do better than that. Fans spinning? Plastic removed from coldplate? Paste applied?

[TATY]

2 minutes ago, DildorTheDecent said:

You can, if you think that's good enough. Some run it until it stops itself or until it crashes. Depends on how the program is configured.

 

That 90C max temp doesn't sound right though. Even though it's an AIO it should be able to do better than that. Fans spinning? Plastic removed from coldplate? Paste applied?

fans and paste applied i dont know what u mean by, Plastic cold plate?

[DildorTheDecent]

3 minutes ago, TATY said:

fans and paste applied i dont know what u mean by, Plastic cold plate?

There's usually plastic cover over the cold plate. Or maybe Corsair has changed it, idk.

 

The cold plate is what makes contact with the processor, with paste in the middle of course.

[TATY]

Oh, yeah its removed 

 

[TATY]

14 minutes ago, DildorTheDecent said:

There's usually plastic cover over the cold plate. Or maybe Corsair has changed it, idk.

 

The cold plate is what makes contact with the processor, with paste in the middle of course.

damn, i got past 90c what should i do

[TATY]

32 minutes ago, DildorTheDecent said:

You can, if you think that's good enough. Some run it until it stops itself or until it crashes. Depends on how the program is configured.

 

That 90C max temp doesn't sound right though. Even though it's an AIO it should be able to do better than that. Fans spinning? Plastic removed from coldplate? Paste applied?

Damn, so sad

[DildorTheDecent]

56 minutes ago, TATY said:

Damn, so sad

 

Should have said you were running an OC. Assumed stock this whole time. More details next time.

 

You need to delid. You'll drop 20C off those temperatures once you do.

[TATY]

sry about that so is everything good i did a 2 hour aida64 and no crash,

and by delid u mean do that thinh to the cpu yea