Heat is what is causing the errors when you fail a max load stress test. If you are not operating your CPU at load levels that will create that heat then you will not experience those heat levels and will therefore the errors will not happen.
I understand what a CPU "should" be able to do. Especially to be "certified" or such to enter an E-peen club or something of that nature.
If you can game all day every day and not have any issues, does it really matter if when you put an insane load on your rig that it will not perform correctly?
If a car can travel 75 mph and run perfect and never have any issues day in and day out- forever, does it matter (or is it a surprise?) that if you were to pull a ten-ton trailer up a mountain and put a brick on the accelerator you are going to have some engine "errors"?
I understand what a CPU "should" be able to do. Especially to be "certified" or such to enter an E-peen club or something of that nature.
If you can game all day every day and not have any issues, does it really matter if when you put an insane load on your rig that it will not perform correctly?
If a car can travel 75 mph and run perfect and never have any issues day in and day out- forever, does it matter (or is it a surprise?) that if you were to pull a ten-ton trailer up a mountain and put a brick on the accelerator you are going to have some engine "errors"?
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