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Looping Unreal Tournament?

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aa_koch

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To test the overclockability of my CPU, I would like to run Prime 95 and Unreal Tournament for a couple of hours simultaneously, and maybe I'll even throw in some MP3 encoding. 🙂 Although this is one of my favourite games, I would prefer to run it without having to control one of the characters in the game for hours and hours. I know that other people use this game also to test the stability of their system, by running loops of this game so that it's in some kind of "demo mode" -- how do they do this?
 
if you're going to test your CPU stability, run UT in software mode

Start up a practice game, and don't actually start playing (i.e. "hit fire to begin" or whatever the message is)

then hit the tilde key (~) and type the following:

timedemo 1
start cityintro

 
Yeah, just run the fly-by.

I did not even think of running software, that makes perfect sense because burden is on cpu!
 
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