Paul Charlton wrote:

> I had similar problems with a past configuration.  Given that your
> machine is actually rebooting, and not too many choices for root cause
> of such behavior, I would initially want you to get a program such as
> speedfan which can give an accurate temperature per core, not just the
> overall CPU.
> 
> My best guess, given that prime95 runs on a single core only (subject
> to OS scheduling vagaries such as processor affinity --- but since you
> are on AMD, affinity is pretty much a given seeing how Windows treats
> AMD as a NUMA archicture), is that you are actually driving that one
> core above its internal thermal shutdown limit --- hence the reboot.

I'm running Linux, but your last point is interesting - that a single
core could be overheating even if the CPU is doing fine overall.

I'll have to have a look for something that will give me temp readings
per core.  


/Per Jessen, Zürich

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