Quote Originally Posted by Alcibiades View Post
Who's kidding themselves?
I just said my system is stable for over 10 months with no crashes friend.

It's just not Prime95 'stable'

see i'm stable, but not 'stable' ... you know what i mean?
*snip*
Read again -
Quote Originally Posted by SoulsCollective View Post
That being said, unless the issue is heat-related, there is a chance that whatever error is shown up by the very stressful stability test will show up during "normal" operation at even very low loads. Sure, the chance is reduced, but it's not eliminated. Whether you're ok with that probability is up to you - and if you're not running critical systems then sure, take the risk.
Your system is unstable. It's just that the chances of an error showing up are small - you could get an error on that core even at low load levels. It's all a matter of probability and acceptable risk.