Trisstar

Okay, so instead of starting a new thread I though I can just ask here... Soo, I get small CPU Throttling spikes... They are like, max 7% it seems like and lasts for 1 second maybe, dont really know what it means, read that it was because it was overheating... Which it isn't since I'm not even running the test, the temps are around 30 - 35 at all cores Also, I dont really get the CPU throttling graph(?), can someone explain it? Because when I'm testing it rises to 100% and stays there for the entirety of the test, when I googles the cpu throttling and looked at pictures it seemed like, if it did go bad the text would go red and the test will shut off autmatically. Mine never did that

Okay. Well, once again. Thanks for the answers!

Test 1 and test 2?? And a last question... which even to me sounds like a silly one, but since I'm not that good with computers, why not ask? Soo... I'm not connected to the internet while doing this, just to not slow down for anyone else (to many in the same house^^) Is it possible in any way that the onboard network card can cause shutdowns and that it's working fine now cause it isn't connected?

Good to know, well. Thanks a lot for answering! EDIT; And one more thing, I saw a thread at TomsHardware that for thermal testing aida isn't really optimal compared to Prime95 and their thermal torture test becuase apparently aida doesnt put enough workload on it... But then I see people saying that I shouldn't even run Prim95 if I got a haswell processor (which I think I have (Intel i5 4690k)) since it apparently overvoltage them... Do you think it's stable if my computer can stand 8 hours in aida with everyting except the disk test? Or should I maybe leave it over the night and go for around 15 hours (when I wake up that would be around 15 hours)?

Ye, thats what I was thinking, but so far it just seems to have been something not sitting quite right... And since I never got a BSOD or anything like that (it just died randomly as if the power went, could last all from 1 min to 6 hours) I didn't really think it was disc related.. But I'd rather be safe than sorry.. Is is okay to run the disc test while doing other stuff? like browsing and playing games?

Soo, my computer has been dying randomly and it seemed to be fixed by just taking apart and putting it back together... But just to be sure I decided to run a stability test with aida64... Tho, I didn't check the box for the disc test.. Hpw important is that one? Can I run it after the one I'm doing now (Everything else)? Why I didnt check it was becuase back when my computer died it did so even standing still in bios, therefor I dont think it is because of drives or software... Should I run a test for that either way later when the current one has gone for it's 8 hours (2 hours and counting)?