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I've never had that happen. Normally for me it just stops and says 'error on core _'.
Originally Posted by Morbid_666  ok i used OCCT for a while now but when the core fails the pc just reboots. so how do i know which core is a bastard leg? |
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what mode are you using?
Originally Posted by stanglx302 I've never had that happen. Normally for me it just stops and says 'error on core _'. |
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Only if you tell it to.
Originally Posted by youra6 i think prime95 is a better tool, since OCCT also stresses the GPU if Im not mistaken |
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CPU: OCCT
Auto (1h)
Medium Data Set
Normal
Originally Posted by Morbid_666 what mode are you using? |
Auto (1h)
Medium Data Set
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thanks! will try.
Originally Posted by stanglx302 CPU: OCCT Auto (1h) Medium Data Set Normal |
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ok so how do people know which values to +2 in ACC if there is nothing solid to indicate which core fails?
Originally Posted by PizzaMan No matter what test you use you can't really trust any stress app to accurately tell you which core is failing. The reason being the error could be in the shared cache level which is shared by all the cores, but only one thread failed. Thus making which thread failed pointless. |
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