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pitsi   03-03-2003 at 05:14:51 PM

How can I stress my CPU in order to check its stability, and its temps under heavy load? I mean, is there any software that can do this for me? I currently have PCMark 2002, 3DMark 2001SE and SiSoft Sandra 2003 Pro.

Also, what are the normal temps for TbredBs? I've heard that I must never exceed 50C/122F in any case, even under heavy load. Is this true? What's the max temp that a Tbred can operate properly?

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Conehead   03-03-2003 at 08:07:01 PM
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The Burn-in wizard in Sisoft Sandra is good for stressing harware.

"Hey!! Who's that hiding behind the bush??!...Well Wingding of course!"

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