Orhtos Tests At Different Hours?

[DasFox]

I had Orthos running 21 hours without fail and I was touching my HSF adjusting fans to get better air flow in the case and I accidentally moved my HSF a little and it cause Orthos to fail, and I thought I could resume it, but it crashed, so now I have to start it over for a few hours if I want it to complete running so to speak 24 hours of testing.

But, because of this, are there tests being done at 21 hours much different then at the beginning?

I wanted to run it for 24 hours, but now I can't so is starting it over worth anything, or I miss out on tests that are different say at the 22,23,24 hour mark of testing?

[fatal1ty]

I would 21 hours is close enough. There is no way to restart and pickup. If it failed, it failed. You have to start all over.

[DasFox]

I would 21 hours is close enough. There is no way to restart and pickup. If it failed, it failed. You have to start all over.


What you said made no sense, meaning 21 hours what?

I wouldn't 21 hrs is ...
I would 21 hrs isnt...

It failed because I bumped the HSF.

[SlieTheSecond]

unless he meant "I would think"

Are you 100% positive without a doubt that bumping the heat sink caused it to fail? And orthos didn't happen to fail around the same time?

How hard did you bump it?

[DasFox]

Ahh left out the ---> "I would think" equation, hehe ;)

I didn't bump it that hard but it moved it, and the second I did Orthos failed.

So no Orthos didn't just fail at the same time, the movement caused it, which I find odd.

[DasFox]

I just wanted the glory of saying my Opty passed Orthos stable 24hrs, especially for my nice overclock on it. :D