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Rahul Grewal
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Me and my friends have created a new design for heatsink as our college final year project, and were looking for softwares that can help in testing the thermals, can anyone suggest some (except RealTemp ofcourse)

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HWINFO64 has been my go to for some time now

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hwinfo is a good one to measure and aida64 is both good at measuring and stressing the system.

You can also use cinebench to measure a potential performance increase.

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11 minutes ago, Rahul Grewal said:

Me and my friends have created a new design for heatsink as our college final year project, and were looking for softwares that can help in testing the thermals, can anyone suggest some (except RealTemp ofcourse)

You developed a heatsink? Yo if it turns out to be super good, imma buy one ?

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3 minutes ago, Wolf ~ IRONI said:

You developed a heatsink? Yo if it turns out to be super good, imma buy one ?

Trust me, its just a stupid final year project and is not gonna work, we are comparing it with the intel stock cooler as its would be around the same price, eventually we gonna right in conclusion that intel stock cooler is the best in that price range (if that even is correct) :P

 

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I'd argue that taking a dump on your motherboard would be a better way to cool your CPU than the stock cooler, but still :P 

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