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S&M Stress Test
I've used a variety of stress testers, including the usual suspects -- Prime95 (single and dual), Orthos, OCCT -- and none of them ever heat up my CPU like S&M does. On average, the maximum temperature difference at full load is about 2-4 degrees more per core. Not much is known about this program, as far as I know, but I have to say I'm quite impressed. It thrashes your equipment, and it reports calculation errors as well. And it's thorough: It tests your RAM subsystems, your PSU, and HDDs. Anyway, I'm just keen to know if other people use this program, and what their thoughts/impressions/opinions are. For the curious, you can find it here: http://www.benchmarkhq.ru/english.html?/be_cpu.html Just scroll down the alphabetical listing. Thanks for your thoughts! |
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