Jun 23 2010, 11:17 PM
QUOTE(tech3910 @ Jun 23 2010, 07:55 PM)
den test for 2 hours, but error may occur in >2 hours.
den test for 12 hours, but error may occur in >12 hours.
den test for 48 hours, but error may occur in >48 hours.
den y dun keep it running 4ever?
the point is, is really depend on ur usage.
like i said, if browsing internet, playing games (even hardcore), is wat u pc does, den 10 minutes of prime95 can edi provide rock solid stability.
A little ignorant aren't you? den test for 12 hours, but error may occur in >12 hours.
den test for 48 hours, but error may occur in >48 hours.
den y dun keep it running 4ever?
the point is, is really depend on ur usage.
like i said, if browsing internet, playing games (even hardcore), is wat u pc does, den 10 minutes of prime95 can edi provide rock solid stability.
People prime/OCCT/stress test for over 8 hours to ensure that the system is rock solid stable under the worst possible conditions.
Its true that most users will never run their PC at 100% usage for more than 1 hour even, much less to say over 5 hours...
But it is to ensure system stability.
To TS, I would also suggest you use your PC under your normal conditions also.
Run a simulation of what you'd normally do with your PC.
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