[SOLVED] Stability testing with OCCT

[sidratulmuntaha2026]

I'm using R3 1200 @ 3.8GHz @ auto voltage.

I ran

• Stable - 8 hours - Prime95 (Small FFTs, maximum temperature)
• Unstable - 20 runs - IBT (Very high)
• Stable - 12+ hours - OCCT CPU:Linpack (Linpack: 2019, memory 4096MB)

What's the problem with IBT? When using Linpack 2019 from OCCT, the system remains stable. Is it a bug of IBT (old Linpack)?

How reliable is OCCT? I don't hear much about it like Prime95 or AIDA64.

 

[CountMike]

I'm using R3 1200 @ 3.8GHz @ auto voltage.

I ran

• Stable - 8 hours - Prime95 (Small FFTs, maximum temperature)
• Unstable - 20 runs - IBT (Very high)
• Stable - 12+ hours - OCCT CPU:Linpack (Linpack: 2019, memory 4096MB)

What's the problem with IBT? When using Linpack 2019 from OCCT, the system remains stable. Is it a bug of IBT (old Linpack)?

How reliable is OCCT? I don't hear much about it like Prime95 or AIDA64.

Why are you torturing it ? Is system stable in normal use and doing benchmarks ? Those are tools for troubleshooting, not for making troubles.

 

[sidratulmuntaha2026]

Why are you torturing it ? Is system stable in normal use and doing benchmarks ? Those are tools for troubleshooting, not for making troubles.

I'm trying to ensure that my overclock is rock-solid stable

 

[CountMike]

I'm trying to ensure that my overclock is rock-solid stable

It's "rock solid stable" if your programs and system doesn't throw BSODs. You can have super stable HW and still have problems with OS and SW.