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is there a limit to Prime95's greatness?

drewski

Golden Member
i forgot i was running prime95 on one of my machines and then noticed the yellow box in my task bar. opened it and found the following:

Torture Test ran 874 hours, 1 minutes - 1 errors, 0 warnings.

usually i say 24 hours is stable. do i need to rethink that?!? 😀
 
yes i think well need to re-think our previous stratigy....
875 hours minimum!

btw your system is unstable, you should figure out why 😉
actually i think 874 hours might be a record :Q
 
Originally posted by: Budman
It took 36 days for it to find an error?

36 days to find one error? Must be really slow, huh... 🙂

Where I live the power company can't go that long without an outage!

 
Originally posted by: drewski
i forgot i was running prime95 on one of my machines and then noticed the yellow box in my task bar. opened it and found the following:

Torture Test ran 874 hours, 1 minutes - 1 errors, 0 warnings.

usually i say 24 hours is stable. do i need to rethink that?!? 😀



Well, this is an amazing find. To bad you cant find where the error came from? 🙂 Lol
 
hehehe...

876 hours is the new standard... i like that...

🙂 yes yes let me run prime for that long now to see if this cpu is stable...
 
well, i can honestly say your rig is stable😉
now, who wants to run memtest86 for this long?😛
 
Originally posted by: Budman
It took 36 days for it to find an error?

I think it's safe to say your system is stable. 😉

I would say...its "prime" stable for a PC. 😉
 
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