[SOLVED] OCCT

[Digicats]

Is it safe to leave this running over night with the shut off temp at 90c?

 

[CountMike]

Is it safe to leave this running over night with the shut off temp at 90c?

Depends on CPU but I can't see a reason to run it that long with high temps.

 

[Digicats]

The temps don't go over 87c with FPU > CPU > MEM > CACHE. I know that's still not ideal, but my comp never gets hammered this hard. Most I ever see while gaming is like 76c.

I mean, how much stress testing do you need? The only thing it can't pass is realbench, but this computer crashes during realbench on stock everything. It's been running stable on these settings for a year pretty much. All I did was remove the thermal and power restraints that made my CPU throttle to 4.0ghz under %100 load and start stress testing. Instead of 1.28v under load it's 1.264v now since I changed the LLC from auto to 6. This is for 4.4ghz mind you. I mean how can it possibly need 1.28v?

Seems to be working. If it crashes I'll just slam my head into the desk and try again.

 

[CountMike]

Unless you are in some competition. 1 -2 hours of OCCT or any other test that loads system to full is enough. As soon as temperatures are stable , not much else can influence tests. As far as I'm concerned, those tests are for troubleshooting only. If you have a suspected HW problem it would show.
Btw, problem with Real bench is a SW not HW problem.

 

[Digicats]

Unless you are in some competition. 1 -2 hours of OCCT or any other test that loads system to full is enough. As soon as temperatures are stable , not much else can influence tests. As far as I'm concerned, those tests are for troubleshooting only. If you have a suspected HW problem it would show.

Yea that's what I'm seeing. I was stressing out over realbench wondering why the stock 4.4ghz wasn't working. Then I use aida and occt and there aren't problems. Just was gaming for like 2 hours no issues. We'll see. Thank you for your replies, did a lot to put my mind at ease.