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hey YouTube but welcome back to tech s it is brain is coming back to you guys with a video on why I use prime95 as my main stress tester for testing temps on CPUs see here 4.2 gigs rendering a video with Camtasia Studio look at those maximum temperatures 60 to 60 to 61 now it is 29 degrees in here so it is pretty hot but keep in mind you know I have deleted my chip so I will run cooler then on a standard you know chip but let's look at this so once we finish this rendered video will see he will pull up prime95 and we'll see what temps we get for you guys so prime95 run let's go here options torture test and we'll get maximum heat so we get maximum heat this is the test that we're looking for doing maximum heat here we'll just close down Camtasia in place large FFTs let's hit that now let's go back to real town so I'm not cutting the video at all I'm just doing this live showing you guys why prime95 is pretty damn good now you saw that rendered video max was 62 now we're going to prime 95 same ambient tense probably only going to get a little bit hotter if anything because I've got no windows open in this room but see here it's going 63 64 it'll probably hit maybe 65 66 so prime95 is kind of to me is indicative of what your CPU could theoretically hit not theoretically but actually realistically hit in real-world conditions so you see here my calls are just jumping around kind of hitting yet 64 65 maybe but you see that it's only 3 degrees roughly 3 degrees hotter than what Camtasia Studio was actually doing at that so this is why I like prime95 as it's stress tester especially for max temps it's a really good indicator of what your CPU can you know actually realistically hit in terms of max temperatures so guys I hope you enjoyed this video if you did please give it a thumbs up it's just a quick video as to you know show people why I use prime95 I like it it's especially since it's free it's also a free program as well doesn't cost you anything so it's also a good benefit of it so it's mainly yes it's mainly my main program for stress testing overclocks and getting those maximum temperature levels so you guys hope you enjoyed this video if you did please give it a thumbs up and and before we go why not why the hell not 29 degrees in here let's get that up there for you guys 29 degrees and let's do I 264 so you guys saw before Camtasia took it at 62 let's see what either 64 will take so we've got here all the scenes you can see that stress CPU stress f4u it's all done let's hit start let's see what we're going to get in real temp so I 264 is looking kind of 55 56 degrees now yes so it's important to note this is why use prime95 prime notice what reported a higher temperature maximum than my rendering you know when I was rendering then when I was rendering a video I 264 on the other hand isn't reporting a higher temperature you can see that it's maxing out at 59 degrees so it's actually reporting a lower temperature than being actually doing a real-world task so for me this is why I use prime95 you know if you guys in I'm not going to say anything I'm not going to hate on I 264 anything like that if you guys are happy using out of 64 then use it but for me I personally this is why I use prime95 anyway I hope you guys enjoyed this video please give it a big thumbs up if you did and if you have any questions or comments please leave a comment in the comment section below and I will catch you guys soon in a video it's not it's not giving me higher maximum temperature than Camtasia goddammit give me that high temperature now