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which prime95 test?

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ekuest

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sorry for all these overclocking questions, but i cant seem to find what i need by searching, and you guys usually reply in about 5 mins. its just easier this way. :)

which prime95 test should i use? is one more stressful than the others?
 
Blend for testing RAM, small FFTs for testing CPU. And you should also give IntelBurnTest or LinX a shot for testing your CPU.
 
run blend test first.. if p95 crashes or the cores are unstable.. then run the small FFT's to test the CPU to remove the ram as a variable in the overclock causing a crash.. so if the cpu passes an hour or 2 of small FFT's then you know the problem lies with the ram either being overclocked to far or the voltage/timings being incorrect.
 
awesome. ive been using bleend but it seems small ffts might be a useful tool too. thanks.
 
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