No, your CPU isn't rare. It's a common component in most devices.
No, your CPU isn't rare. It's a common component in most devices.
More voltage doesn't always mean greater stability, even though it often does. In this case, all core isn't exceptional, but achieving 1.2 volts during testing was impressive enough.
CPU performance drops when temperatures rise. Increased voltage likely caused more heat, reducing stability. Idle periods aren't critical. Monitor stability during operation. How extensive is the stability testing?
^. When it's stable, that's a positive point. But if it only starts up without passing any stress tests... it feels pretty irrelevant.
For stable CPU performance you won’t notice unusual behavior such as a shaky GPU; the system is likely to crash and may freeze occasionally
Avoid using gaming for assessing genuine stability. Consider tools like Asus Realbench. It provides solid real-world stress testing. http://dlcdnmkt.asus.com/rog/RealBench_v2.56.zip