eka dan da kiyanneAnusha said:Ah, and if you are not running in 64bit, forget about this. Don't waste your time!!!

eka dan da kiyanneAnusha said:Ah, and if you are not running in 64bit, forget about this. Don't waste your time!!!

Anusha said:Ah, and if you are not running in 64bit, forget about this. Don't waste your time!!!
pol akuru dakkamaiBut this will take it close to 100C,...hahahanismok said:I have Tested Processor Using Prime (Temp went Over 80)... But not Probs

Anusha said:IntelBurnTest
Keep in mind, use this program at your own riskq
http://s177.photobucket.com/albums/w224/anushand/?action=view¤t=intelburntest-1.png

Anusha said:But this will take it close to 100C,...hahaha![]()

It means. if the cooling is adequate, it will make the CPU run VERY HOT!!! risk of burningkoondeGoda said:oh! I don't bother having this...![]()

Anusha said:Ah, and if you are not running in 64bit, forget about this. Don't waste your time!!!
See! Glad to see some courageous people aroundfallenzeraphine said:LMAO i just burned the heat sensor of my office Pentium D with this thing, nice find man, ill try this tonite

Anusha said:See! Glad to see some courageous people around![]()

fallenzeraphine said:Hell yea COdes of OCers lol
burned the processor? Get a new one
Got a new Processor? OC the crap out of it, Lap it, Stress test it till it dies
Burned the Processor?![]()
#include <stdio.h>
#include <oc.h>
#include <cpu.h>
void oc(int clock);
int burned() ;
int main() {
float multi = 0.0;
float clock = 0.0;
int x = 0;
printf("Enter FSB increment: ");
scanf("%d", &x);
printf("Enter multiplier: ");
scanf("%f", &multi);
printf("Enter clock speed: ");
scanf("%f", &clock);
while (burned()==0) {
clock = clock + x * multi;
oc(clock);
}
return -1;
}
void oc(float clock) {
//some hidden codes come here >__>
}
int burned () {
//some hidden codes come here >__>
}

zCexVe said:Actually all replied use their CPUs at stock.And they cant ever stress it.Either lack of knowledge or parts.![]()

fallenzeraphine said:LMAO i just burned the heat sensor of my office Pentium D with this thing, nice find man, ill try this tonite

Anusha said:Code:#include <stdio.h> #include <oc.h> #include <cpu.h> void oc(int clock); int burned() ; int main() { float multi = 0.0; float clock = 0.0; int x = 0; printf("Enter FSB increment: "); scanf("%d", &x); printf("Enter multiplier: "); scanf("%f", &multi); printf("Enter clock speed: "); scanf("%f", &clock); while (burned()==0) { clock = clock + x * multi; oc(clock); } return -1; } void oc(float clock) { //some hidden codes come here >__> } int burned () { //some hidden codes come here >__> }![]()
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