Testing a 2nd hand PC..

[Vin93Narcissistic]

So i made my decision to buy a 2nd hand PC and wait for 2018 to see what new hardware comes up to build my ultimate PC..

I finally found a great deal, here is the main specs:

- MSI Armor 1060 6 G.B
- I5 6400
- 16 G.b Ram Ddr4 2400mhz Aegis
- MSI H11m Mobo
- 1 T.b HDD
- Thermalteck 630W smart Se Power supply

Of course there is a case, monitor, keyboard and a mouse but that's not the main purpose of my thread..

So im meeting up with the seller tmw or after at his place to test the PC, and i wanna make sure that the main hardware are working (CPU, VGA, RAm, HDD).

And can't stay at a stranger's home for hours obviously, so what kind of tests should i run to test the CPU, VGA, RAM and HDD without staying more than an hour there ?!

Health tests, stress test, Benchmarks, Temps monitoring.. etc...
I heard about all this but dnw what is the most trustable tests to run in a short peeiod of rimw wothout regretting and wasting my money..

Hope you guys can help me..
Thanks.

 

[abhishekuikey0907]

you can install cpuz or speccy on that computer so that u get a deep specification about the hardware that install in that machine. U can also install GPU-z to check the graphic detail