i want to stress my system , how?

amdwolfman

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i just put together the system in my signature. now i want to stress test it,is there a program that does that for me,,i ran madonion,and my result is 3312,,i'm thinking that is a bit low for this setup?,,,anyways,is there a program or something i can try to get some findings on what it can and cannot do,,,tyia
 

The Dancing Peacock

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prime95 has a torture test that you can set to run for x number of hours. It will max out the CPU and however much RAM you specify, iirc
 

jcmkk

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How about this, run Prime95 and 3Dmark in a loop at the same time. That is sure to really stress your system. If it could pull that off for an hour, then I wouldn't worry about stability.
 

clumsum

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I usually stress my system thoroughly ............. by just working on my pc ........................ !!!

Not really sure just how much more this old system can handle either .......... ?
 

Daovonnaex

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<< i just put together the system in my signature. now i want to stress test it,is there a program that does that for me,,i ran madonion,and my result is 3312,,i'm thinking that is a bit low for this setup?,,,anyways,is there a program or something i can try to get some findings on what it can and cannot do,,,tyia >>

I recommend physical force.

Actually, get Aquanox. That puts on obscene amount of stress on the system.
 

WarCon

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If you want pure CPU stress, run a combo of Prime95 and CPUBurn 4. For me this produces the highest temps and if Prime95 fails during this you need to turn your system down a hair.

Looping 3DMark does a good job of testing the video cards stability.

 

krackato

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I also vote for Prime95. Although, I don't see why you're being so mean to your computer. In the future, our robot slaves will ask for laws that prohibt the use of Prime95.