Both of these programs test in a different way than Prime95. If it doesn't meet your needs, you can take AIDA for a free spin. I suppose the obvious play is to go for OCCT. There is an test run period of 14 days (or something), but it sticks a little marker on you so you can't repeat the process. It does some of the same things as OCCT, offers some memory testing OCCT lacks, and for long term monitoring while running programs, I find it more useful for keeping tabs on things like individual core activity and frequency. If you like to tinker a lot, it is very handy for keeping all the various results straight and you can see if any of it actually does make a difference.ĪIDA64 is popular as well. The various voltages and temperatures are in line graph form which is far more useful than simply min/max results.
OCCT is free, offers several different types and levels of stress testing, and it also automatically saves your test runs in date/time stamped folder in your C/Documents for easy comparison between runs.
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