One of the best free tools to monitor PC component temperatures is HWMonitor. While some applications such as AIDA64 or Intel XTU will come with the ability to measure component temperatures, some of the other benchmarks don’t have this ability, which is why it’s important to have some sort of system monitoring software to ensure that your first run of Prime95 or Furmark isn’t burning up your brand new components. Without further ado, let’s take a look.īefore stress testing the system, the most important thing to have is some sort of way to measure temperatures of the components in your system. To help you test your system, today we’ll be sharing the best tools we use here at Gear Primer for stress testing everything in a PC new or old. Sometimes it’s difficult to detect small issues with newly installed RAM or how compatible a new motherboard is with the rest of your components until you load it up and ensure it’s capable of running 100% stable even during periods of heavy load. If temperatures are far below thresholds, then overclocking may be an option to improve system performance.įor older systems, it’s always recommended to stress test after any sort of PC upgrades as well. For those who want additional performance by overclocking, performing stress testing will also help give you an idea of how much thermal headroom is available as well. In order to ensure that there’s no hidden problems, the most important thing to do after buying or building a new PC is to stress test the machine for at least 6 hours to ensure the CPU, RAM and GPU are completely stable. You power on your new PC and it seems to be working fine, but you want to make sure it’ll also be perfectly fine when the system has Battlefield loaded at the highest settings while streaming to Twitch for hours on hours. You’ve gone the whole nine yards making sure the entire system is cable managed to a tee, your bright RGB LEDs are installed in just the right spots, and there’s plenty of airflow flowing through the entire system. So you just spent days on days researching, purchasing, and/or building the perfect new gaming or workstation PC.
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