[SOLVED] Best way to check system stability after undervolting?

[Omeggga]

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[sizzling]

Run some cpu benchmarks and then just use the pc. Even if you pass benchmarks/stress tests an instability can still show up in normal use.

 

[Omeggga]

Run some cpu benchmarks and then just use the pc. Even if you pass benchmarks/stress tests an instability can still show up in normal use.

What's the best program for doing so? I don't want to just test CPU and GPU, but also RAM and such.

 

[GaryM]

I prefer to do initial stability testing after booting WinPE so that instability can't corrupt my system. There are a number of tools that run under WinPE, like AIDA64...

 

[sizzling]

Cinebench, 3DMark, PCMark and MemTest. Ultimately though just use the pc for whatever you use it for that stresses it. I generally don’t find stress testing that useful beyond a quick indication if it might be stable.

 

[mamasan2000]

Linpack Extreme or Ycruncher. Linpack places a heavy load on RAM and CPU. Ycruncher puts a load on RAM, can't remember how hard it hammers CPU but probably a decent amount.
For pure CPU, OCCT or Prime95.

 

[hotaru.hino]

I'd say a combination of Cinebench 23 and 3DMark, then a few "intensive" apps that might be used (e.g., Handbrake). I don't find stress tests like Prime95 useful in this scenario unless it helps you sleep better at night.