#Cpu stress test temperature Pc
#Cpu stress test temperature windows

#Cpu stress test temperature windows

In your case this happened I guess.Ģ) AIDA64 displays an error message on the SST user interface, and the SST window becomes red - it means AIDA64 revealed a hardware flaw that isn't serious enough to make the computer or Windows crash, but it's still considered an instability issue.ģ) AIDA64 throws an application error or crashes or Windows throws an error message - just like #2, it is an instability that doesn't necesserily cause a system lockup.Ĥ) Windows throws a BSoD or the computer locks up / reboots / powers off - serious instability is found, but of course AIDA64 cannot provide a feedback about such issues. The AIDA64 System Stability Test (SST) can produce the following results:ġ) No visual feedbacks - it means everything went well.

#Cpu stress test temperature Pc

No BSODs, spontaneous restarts, or any other kind of visible issue (aside from error messages in Windows' event logs but I've never seen a PC that didn't have some of those). Since building my machine on I have not had any issues. I would like to trust the AIDA64 result (obviously) but need some assurance it is reliable. The Intel Burn Test will not even run for two minutes before it errors out (which I don't believe). How do I know that the test ran correctly? Also, how trustworthy is the test? I ask only because if I run Prime95 (in 'Blend' mode which 'tests some of everything, lots of RAM tested') it will error out (Windows error that the program shut down) in about an hour to an hour and a half. I let it run overnight (about 6½ hours total) and nothing appeared to change.

My primary reason for doing so was the System Stability Test. I just purchased and used AIDA64 for the first time yesterday. In case your computer restarts, shuts down, locks up or throws a BSoD while running the thermal stress test, then your computer is overheating. If the Throttling graph shows any non-zero activity, it means your processor is overheating. In case you have an Intel processor, then should also watch the bottom graph where the Throttling activity should stay at 0% all the time. Watch the temperature graphs, where the motherboard temperature should stay below 55-60 Celsius, and your CPU temperature should stay below 80 Celsius. If it doesn't display any error messages, Windows also runs fine, and your computer doesn't reboot, doesn't lockup and doesn't shut down, then your computer is considered very stable.Ģ) If you rather want to stress your system from a thermal point of view, to reveal potential cooling issues, then only enable the FPU test in the System Stability Test window, and press Start. 1) If you would like to stress your system to reveal a potential hardware flaw or instability, then enable all tests in the System Stability Test window, and press Start.