Aida 64 extreamly temperamental

[Ebony Falcon]

I have a 1700x currently testing at 1.33v 3.9ghz as apoused to my normal 1.42 at 3.95 

i just passed r15 a few times 

passed Intel burn test (which is hard to pass and didn't always pass at 3.95)

abd now on Aida 64 

 

i ran it and it stoped after 30 seconds saying hardware failure 

 

then I restated it and now it's gone for 30 mins fine 

 

if it a problem with aida64 because I can't see how it's not stable after passing burntest and now been running for so long fine 

[themctipers]

try just using the pc instead of relying on benchmarks and stress tests

 

for example... play minecraft

100% CPU 100% GPU and how responsive your monitor is

 

ive had minecraft crash my pc more times than i have gotten p95 to crash my pc

[Ebony Falcon]

Just now, themctipers said:

try just using the pc instead of relying on benchmarks and stress tests

 

for example... play minecraft

100% CPU 100% GPU and how responsive your monitor is

 

ive had minecraft crash my pc more times than i have gotten p95 to crash my pc

Yeah but my pc didn't crash at 3.95 with anything I do and it didn't crash with Aida the program just stoped working

[themctipers]

3 minutes ago, Ebony Falcon said:

Yeah but my pc didn't crash at 3.95 with anything I do and it didn't crash with Aida the program just stoped working

do some more things

if its just aida.. aida being broke and annoying

if it crashes.. aida is right, and you should + the voltage a tiny bit more.

[Ebony Falcon]

5 minutes ago, themctipers said:

do some more things

if its just aida.. aida being broke and annoying

if it crashes.. aida is right, and you should + the voltage a tiny bit more.

I'm at the hour mark running it fine now it's just annoying that it stoped after 30 seconds the first time and all I did was click start again and now it's done a hour no issues

[manikyath]

different tasks put different amounts of load on different parts of your cpu.

 

and those different parts start crapping out at different load levels at different clocks.

stuff like AIDA64 is made to "verify" a system (it is in fact sold to enterprises as a tool to verify everything from bare metal to user is what you expect it to be) so in its benchmarking suite is a part to hamer all the things it can hammer.

[Ebony Falcon]

32 minutes ago, manikyath said:

different tasks put different amounts of load on different parts of your cpu.

 

and those different parts start crapping out at different load levels at different clocks.

stuff like AIDA64 is made to "verify" a system (it is in fact sold to enterprises as a tool to verify everything from bare metal to user is what you expect it to be) so in its benchmarking suite is a part to hamer all the things it can hammer.

So what do I do