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>But also, whether a chip is actually stable at settings X or Y has become a lot harder to determine due to complexity There are many good software for stress
by DeathArrow 3y ago
>But also, whether a chip is actually stable at settings X or Y has become a lot harder to determine due to complexity
There are many good software for stress testing CPUs and GPUs. Just run AIda64 or OCCP stress tests for a long time and you are good to go if no problems arise. If there are problems, you redo the settings and run the tests again.
- codeflo 3y agoI think that's naive, or let's say oversimplified. There are too many cases where systems pass these tests and then fail in real-world scenarios, sometimes quickly. There's simply no way that a specific set of software routines can guarantee that a processor behaves in spec.