hey guys, which prime95 test best simulates the conditions of hard gaming - like crysis? is there a specific program i can use for that besides the game itself? thanks.
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Reply to werxen
If you want to stress it, Prime will work, and find any problems for stability on your oc. Read this ongoing thread about Prime and the new P2's coming out http://www.xtremesystems.org/forum [...] ost3550584
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Reply to jaydeejohn
Apologies, your question seemed worded for testing Crysis which is more GPU bound.
its all good. what i was aiming at however was doing the CPU stress test on crysis benchmark and attempting to mimic that situation with prime95.
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Reply to werxen
prime95 will stress your cpu more than crysis can.
ok WHICH prime95 option would best simulate a game LIKE crysis then? im going crazy here lol
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Reply to werxen
Prime95 Small FFT will do the trick. Make sure its Prime95 v25.6 or later (multi core support) and under the worker thread option put the number of CPU cores your machine has.
Prime95 Small FFT will do the trick. Make sure its Prime95 v25.6 or later (multi core support) and under the worker thread option put the number of CPU cores your machine has.
thank you. took 500000 replies but i finally got what i was looking for.
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Reply to werxen
I have a really old version, but mine does sort of explain. I thought small really stressed the processor (only) and large would stress the CPU a little less but would stress the RAM extensively. Did they add more choices since then?
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Reply to EXT64
I would say Blend. That closest approximates how a game can use your core. But a game probably won't use all 4 cores like P95 can. If you're anal, you can reduce the # of threads so as to achieve maximum OC for a particular # of game threads.
Small FFTs don't even stress the caches on some modern chips. They're often the first things to fail.
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Reply to jaydeejohn
I know, and some have said 4 as well, but mainly I was kidding heheh, as if that game is worthy for the perf you get from the HW thats used
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Reply to jaydeejohn
Use SmallFFT if you want the absolute maximum CPU core stress, and don't care about anything else
Use Blend if you want to stress the core, the memory, and the interface, but don't need to stress the core to its absolute maximum (it won't stress the core as hard as SmallFFT)
thank you. took 500000 replies but i finally got what i was looking for.
Rather then waste CPU power on nothing how about you encode DVD's to DIVX/XVID'S, that will stress your CPU at 100% for a good 40 minutes but at the end of it you get something useful. Just a thought.
Rather then waste CPU power on nothing how about you encode DVD's to DIVX/XVID'S, that will stress your CPU at 100% for a good 40 minutes but at the end of it you get something useful. Just a thought.
how about instead of wasting your time posting useless information in my thread you go jump off a cliff?
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Reply to werxen
I thought blend just runs large then small in small sets and keeps alternating. I'm not certain, but that's whet it looked like mine was doing last night when I gave it a try.
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