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How long to run AIDA64 i7-7700k?

How long to run AIDA64 i7-7700k?

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_Geqr_
Senior Member
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09-17-2017, 09:11 AM
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Just checking how extended the AIDA64 stability test should be when all four components are enabled (CPU, FPU, Cache, and System Memory). I want to avoid running it too long and worry about potential CPU issues.
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_Geqr_
09-17-2017, 09:11 AM #1

Just checking how extended the AIDA64 stability test should be when all four components are enabled (CPU, FPU, Cache, and System Memory). I want to avoid running it too long and worry about potential CPU issues.

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rydawg3474
Member
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09-17-2017, 10:27 AM
#2
If you're trying to overclock and maintain stability, generally results between a few hours to a full day are normal. That being said, if your stock runs for a couple of hours, it's probably acceptable unless you're facing stability problems, then extending to 6-12 hours would be better. For overclocking, I suggest at least 4 hours up to around 12 hours, unless you have a mission-critical task, in which case a full 24 hours isn't necessarily a bad approach.
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rydawg3474
09-17-2017, 10:27 AM #2

If you're trying to overclock and maintain stability, generally results between a few hours to a full day are normal. That being said, if your stock runs for a couple of hours, it's probably acceptable unless you're facing stability problems, then extending to 6-12 hours would be better. For overclocking, I suggest at least 4 hours up to around 12 hours, unless you have a mission-critical task, in which case a full 24 hours isn't necessarily a bad approach.

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Dangerdandel
Junior Member
40
09-24-2017, 11:35 AM
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I'm checking the stability at 4.8ghz with a core voltage of 1.210 on the Kaby 7700k, making sure it won't fail from prolonged use.
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Dangerdandel
09-24-2017, 11:35 AM #3

I'm checking the stability at 4.8ghz with a core voltage of 1.210 on the Kaby 7700k, making sure it won't fail from prolonged use.

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CRAZYMAN4590
Member
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10-01-2017, 02:18 PM
#4
Keep an eye on your temps. Makes sure you stay below 80C, IMO some might argue less the 85C is ok. I prefer less the 75C in my own rigs for example. If your temps are good this is a great way to break in your thermal paste as well as test your CPU. Regardless if the OC/temps are good going for a full 24hrs should not be an issue. Just don't make it a daily thing is all
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Only stress test when making changes to your OC and you should be ok, generally speaking. Yes it is possible something may fry, a risk every OCer takes. You should be OK though as long as temps are low and voltages remain below 1.35.
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CRAZYMAN4590
10-01-2017, 02:18 PM #4

Keep an eye on your temps. Makes sure you stay below 80C, IMO some might argue less the 85C is ok. I prefer less the 75C in my own rigs for example. If your temps are good this is a great way to break in your thermal paste as well as test your CPU. Regardless if the OC/temps are good going for a full 24hrs should not be an issue. Just don't make it a daily thing is all
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Only stress test when making changes to your OC and you should be ok, generally speaking. Yes it is possible something may fry, a risk every OCer takes. You should be OK though as long as temps are low and voltages remain below 1.35.

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SkyGamer62
Member
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10-02-2017, 08:08 AM
#5
The system should confirm if adaptive mode is required post-stable clock setup, and instructions on configuring it afterward are provided.
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SkyGamer62
10-02-2017, 08:08 AM #5

The system should confirm if adaptive mode is required post-stable clock setup, and instructions on configuring it afterward are provided.