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[Garfunkel]

I don't have Graphics Card installed

• Why stressing FPU uses 100% of CPU?
• Why stressing Cache uses 100% of CPU?
• Why stressing System Memory uses 100% of CPU?

I dont know if it's because of my wierd and old motherboard

[Fiery]

1) FPU stressing means AIDA64 System Stability Test will use a floating-point calculation task that stresses the FPU part of your processor. Modern processors all have an integrated FPU, and from all the components that are integrated, the FPU is the most complex one. Hence stressing only the FPU actually stresses most of your processor, and usually drives the processor to its maximum temperature. So if you want to check if your cooling solution is adequate, you can use the FPU stress test.

2+3) Cache, System Memory, CPU, and FPU modules stress different portions of your processor, and so they use a different computational task. However, Windows cannot measure the load (utilization) of separate components of the processor, so even if you stress the caches only or the FPU part only, it will still show 100% utilization for the processor.


Regards,
Fiery

[Garfunkel]

Thanks for info…

[Garfunkel]

One more
As I can see stressing system memory, only stresses the memory of the CPU
What if I wan't to stress the RAM?

[Fiery]

One more
As I can see stressing system memory, only stresses the memory of the CPU
What if I wan't to stress the RAM?

There's a bug in the System Memory subtest which will be fixed in the very next AIDA64 beta release.

[Garfunkel]

I'll wait for it
Happy coding

[Fiery]

I'll wait for it
Happy coding

The mentioned new AIDA64 beta is already out:

http://www.aida64.co...38hv9qpgm5wzzip

After upgrading to this new version, make sure to restart Windows to finalize the upgrade.

[Garfunkel]

Sorry I forgot to put there…
I was talking about the System Memory subtest