How to Stress-Test your PC the 'Creator' Way ➡ FREE! [CPU, RAM + GPU]

How to test if your PC is working properly after you've built it? This is HOW!

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0:00 Intro
0:19 Sponsored Segment
0:42 Step 1 - BIOS & Why?
1:53 Step 2 - Windows Updates
2:19 Step 3 - Drivers & Tips
3:55 Step 4 - GPU & iGPU Drivers & Tips
5:15 Why Step 1-4 affect performance & Stability.
6:12 CPU Stress Test Process
6:58 Monitoring Software
8:30 Testing the CPU & thought Process
9:15 Understanding & Comparing results
10:57 Testing the CPU Cooling & temps
13:11 RAM testing for Creators
14:50 testing RAM without Adobe Creative Cloud
15:50 GPU Testing Software
17:06 Monitoring GPU Temps
18:06 Understanding the results & monitoring
19:57 TEST vs Real World use!
21:03 Final Thoughts

[tovarischshashlikov]

Out of the 2 other guides that I've watched (one from Jayz and GN) this is probably the most comprehensive one! With the 2 others I felt quite confused/overwhelmed somehow so this really REALLY helped, thank you!

I'm planning to switch cases from some no-name brand case (IPPON) to the NR200 so I'll have to have some data to compare to after the switch to see if I've installed everything correctly or if the cooling I've got is adequate enough for my needs.

[oliviamoore]

I never update bios unless I absolutely have to like if the system is unstable. If you do update bios make sure you have a flashback, in case power goes out or if the installation of bios fails, your chances of bricking your mobo is big

[BipinRaviEkka]

For CPU test...Launch VLC Media player & convert any Video or movie to .MP4 format. You dont need to download any bigger program.

[YoMateo.]

Whoever's reading this, i pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day! Amen

[jessegames]

We need more videos like this one. Thank you

[christopherjackson]

Yes update the bios before doing anything. You don't wanna know how many "broken" mobos ive picked up for nothing that turned out to just have an old bios with issues, or that was fine but old and didn't support the chip the original owner tested it with.

[DailyCorvid]

Hey man, I just had a thought...
It would be great if you could do a quick setup video,
*How to set up your webcam for video calling correctly* 🤔


(Since most people have terrible nosecam setups!).

[Sams]

I get 100 transients and frequently into the 90's with C 23... 13900KS ... is this ok? Seems like it should be running cooler.. Score is in the 40K range usually.

[TING_WU]

you posted again!!! can't wait to see what new things I'm going to learn today 🤔

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[DreamBlissYT]

Thank you for this video. So I assume if my simulated benchmark in Cinebench r20 in PC Building Sim 2 is 11, 833 for an i9 1200K, but it is 779 in the real-world chart of CPU Monkey, that the chances are I have built this thing correctly? Or is a higher score bad in this case? In other words... If I bought these exact same parts and put everything together in the exact same way I should expect to see some sort of higher score when running Cinebench r20 on it. I just want to get the general idea if I am doing this right.

[kerbodynamicx]

I stress-tested my Lenovo S2 laptop (i5-9400H and 8 GB of RAM) by doing 3D modeling and rendering, FEA analysis and sometimes gaming. Though very inefficient, it actually completed most of the tasks.

[gb]

Is the ProArt Creator's Hub the same thing for creators - as Armoury Crate is for gamers...? Or do you still need to use Armoury Crate no matter what...?

[teox]

Cinebench is not a stress test, it's a benchmark...If you pass it, it doesn't mean that your cpu is stable, is not the worst case scenario...test it with occt (small + extreme), and for the ram is the same thing, you talk about benchmark....Stress with TestMem5 or memtest...

[immelting]

I would love to see a 1, 800 Usd all in price point build that includes a monitor, cables, and all the little trinkets to get it running.

[blackhoundrise]

Interesting discussion below about difference between stress test and benchmarking a pc. I think I may have been doing it wrong for past 12 years

[liowyew]

You forgot to mention that the chipset driver that fit your motherboard must be installed first before any other drivers

[anshulsingh]

I have a pc about 6 months old. Cpu : i7 13700. Cooled by cooler master 360L aio. Room temp about 30c. My cpu on heavy load is getting upto 100c ( core temp ). Cpu temp normal is lesser. Is this ok? It doesn't go beyond 100c Im guessing its capping at 100.
My fan speed is controlled by msi centre software on auto curve.

Also I clean my pc every alternate week.

[yuseids]

Hi technotice, welle explained video as always. I was just wondering if you are using also software to update firmware of ssds like samsung magician

[rastafella]

Thanks for the advise, I want to buy I used PC and I want to make those test before actually buying