#Cpu stress test ram software#
Now lets assume that the CPUTIN sensor is a good indicator and the CPU package one is faulty, that means that when my cpu temp rises slowly according to CPUTIN and settles around 70C, it stays there a long time after i finish the stress test just because the fans have already went back to low rpms and barely help cooling it down since the CPU package sensor is lying (at least that's what i think) and claims that the cpu is already cool.īTW this kind of behavior is relevant to every single piece of software that's making my CPU work, not only Stress tests (prime95 or realbench) I should also mention that because my fans are being controller by the CPU package sensor that means that they go extremely high on RPM when the benchmark is running but as soon as i stop it, it would go to a low RPM which doesn't make sense to me. Watch in the video the CPUTIN Sensor that is the sensor of the CPU provided by the motherboard how it changes temperature in a much more logical way whereas the CPU package sensor goes 40 degress + and then 40 degrees - In 0 time. Here's a video to demonstrate the occurrence : i7 7700K Unstable CPU Temp - YouTube though whats weird to me is that the CPUTIN sensor (which is apparently the CPU temp sensor from the motherboard shows slow increments every time it refreshes as i start running a benchmark and it locks around 70C after a while without moving, whereas on the very MILLISECOND I press to start a benchmark or a stress test, the CPU package sensor goes INSTANTLY to 90C (90C is an example of prime95 test) and i doubt it's not getting enough voltage since it usually drives it between 1.2-1.34 according to HWmonitor. Hey TGrable, when i said adaptive mode i meant Auto mode, it's the default setting for voltage on my cpu. I ran the newest version of Prime95 for a few minutes and my cpu was running around 90C but as soon as i clicked stop the test BOOM it went right back into 40C in no time. Thank you to anyone who helps and replies in advance!
#Cpu stress test ram Pc#
I checked temperatures and they also seem to be a bit odd, even when just starting up games, before even getting to serious processing power needs it already jumps up to 75C from 40C and the moment i close the game It'd drop back down to 40C in a few seconds?Īlso it's worth noting that I have tried running Intel CPU Diagnostics test and my CPU seemed to pass but the same issue happened where it would freeze as i was running the test very often (Multiple freezes throughout the test) Just about the same as it happened running Realbench.ĬPU temps seem to be extremely unstable and change so fast that it looks wrong to meĭuring CPU intensive benchmarks my PC would freeze completely, only once i tried running RealBench up to a point where my PC stopped responding on some applications.
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Plus while i was running those tests and CPU was trying to overclock itself with Intel Boost It got to 4.5Ghz and stayed there pretty solidly, although running RealBench 2.43 made some crashes and applications stopped responding in addition to the occasional freezes. The problem is that once i try to run RealBench stress test it makes my CPU usage go up as expected but once it hits really high numbers my PC just freezes for a second or two (unable to move the mouse or anything like that).
It's worth noting at this point that I did not change any of the BIOS settings, CPU voltage is adaptive as default is and Intel boost is enabled by default. Hey guys, I recently bought a new computer with the following specs :ĥ Magnetic Levitation fans (3x 120mm, 2x 140mm)
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