Stability testing using OCCT

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SrJugueira
Member

11-01-2023, 05:30 AM

I'm testing R3 1200 @ 3.8GHz @ auto voltage.
Stable performance for 8 hours with Prime95 (small FFTs, highest temperature).
Unstable after 20 runs with IBT (very high load).
Stable for over 12 hours with OCCT CPU:Linpack (Linpack: 2019, 4096MB memory).
The issue with IBT is unclear—when using Linpack 2019 from OCCT, the system stays stable. Is this a bug in IBT or an older version of Linpack?
OCCT seems less discussed compared to Prime95 or AIDA64.

SrJugueira

11-01-2023, 05:30 AM #1

wintery_kid13
Member

158

11-01-2023, 09:58 PM

It's considered "rock solid stable" when your programs and system don't trigger BSODs. You can achieve very stable hardware, but issues may still arise with the operating system and software.

wintery_kid13

11-01-2023, 09:58 PM #2

It's considered "rock solid stable" when your programs and system don't trigger BSODs. You can achieve very stable hardware, but issues may still arise with the operating system and software.

BlackVeilEwan
Member

138

11-02-2023, 06:54 AM

Why are you causing this? Is the system functioning properly under regular conditions and passing tests? These checks help identify issues, not create them.

BlackVeilEwan

11-02-2023, 06:54 AM #3

Why are you causing this? Is the system functioning properly under regular conditions and passing tests? These checks help identify issues, not create them.

xSk4ze
Junior Member

11-02-2023, 07:09 AM

I'm making sure your overclock remains highly stable.

xSk4ze

11-02-2023, 07:09 AM #4

I'm making sure your overclock remains highly stable.

StaTICGamERXD
Member

11-02-2023, 10:56 AM

It's considered "rock solid stable" when your programs and system don't trigger BSODs. You can achieve very stable hardware, but issues may still arise with the operating system and software.

StaTICGamERXD

11-02-2023, 10:56 AM #5

It's considered "rock solid stable" when your programs and system don't trigger BSODs. You can achieve very stable hardware, but issues may still arise with the operating system and software.