I was thinking about doing a burn test, and I was wondering, what program would you guys suggest? Thanks in advance!

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A can of gas and a lighter

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I have a match, would that work?

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Probably, there's only a way to know...

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Help! My cpu just caught on fire, and the fans stopped working. How do I put it out?

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Cum on it till it stops burning

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That's assuming OP is a guy. I recommend peeing.

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But unless they squirt it might not be enough to put out a fire!

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This should help!

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Tell yo mamma jokes until it begs for mercy

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it doesn't respond...

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Speaking of annoying/unhelpful comments...

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intel burn test

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link?

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https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/19792/Intel-Processor-Diagnostic-Tool-64-bit-
That's only if you have an Intel CPU, of course. And keep an eye on temperatures.

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The best imo are FurMark and Heaven Benchmark. FurMark is for extreme burn in. That program really stresses your computer out. I def recommend Heaven Benchmark though.

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furmark is gpu only & modern cards/drivers throttle themselves, it's not a good test

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I thought he might have been over clocking his pc

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i didnt say that, i am saying modern gfx cards & their drivers alter the way they run to protect themselves from damage due to the unrealistic nature of furmark that will never be seen in a regular game

so now furmark is only good for temperature testing, but not necessarily stability

i was also saying that furmark doesnt touch the cpu or ram at all, so it's not a test for the system (like OCCT can do, it can do cpu+gpu+ram at once)

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There is no true way to test it, it's all about instincts.

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are you testing stability or peak temperatures?

OCCT, intelburnintest (by agentgod), prime95 (not sure), x264 encoding, regular usage (to trigger idle & load scenarios, not just steady load)

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I use Prime95 for CPU testing. Never used a program to test GPU. I just make sure voltage and temps are good and overclock till the game crashes or I get artifacts. Then I lower the overclock till it's stable. Then once it's stable I knock it down a tiny bit more just because I don't like running it right on the edge.

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You just have to #FeelTheBern to really understand it.

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FurMark.

Brings my GPU to its max temps like no other program can/does.

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How about with pain pills? xD

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MSI Kombustor v3.5.2

I just tested GPU core burner v2 (Furry PQTorus) and fps result was : 15

GPU : GTX 560ti

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I'd suggest this:

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