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Corrupt files, Windows 10

A few reboots after failed overclocking attempts alarmed my system about the file integrity, little did I know. Upon boot one time after I backed off my overclock the system did a scan to check the system. That's fine. So now I want to make sure everything is ok with the OS. I just did an sfc /scannow and it corrected some files. Is there any other test I can run to check for file system errors, and or corrupt files?

Thanks.
 
chkdsk driveletter: /f /v /r
Does a full check on the filesystem. It'll take no time at all to run on those SSDs in your sig (5-10 min?).

sfc /scannow is one system integrity check.
dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth works on Win8x and Win10 and is an updated system integrity check as I understand it.
 
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