# Computer Geeks Please Assemble Part 2

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> [@who rides a motorcycle without a license](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/who-rides-a-motorcycle-without-a-license/47876/25):
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> I always use prime95, seems to load the CPU up real goooood.
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> 27C is NOTHING.
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> I don’t like to see mine go over 60\*C, but they say you can go to 75ish np.
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> I use Real temp GT to monitor.

+1. Prime95 gives the processor a very robust workout. It basically gives the processor and endless amount of tasks to run which stresses it.

Your temps are great and there is an endless amount of temp programs you can use to monitor your hardware. Just remember that with a multi-core GPU the temp of each core is more important, and will give you a more accurate assessment of load, than just the overall processor temp.

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