Geekbench 3 stress tests can help you uncover problems with your computer. Stress tests work by running Geekbench's multi-threaded benchmarks in a loop. This places a lot of stress on both the processor and on other hardware components.
While the stress tests are running, Geekbench will report a number of different statistics:
Geekbench 3 stress tests detect and report problems in the following ways:
When Latest Score or Average Score are significantly lower than Top Score this usually indicates that there is a problem cooling the processor. When the processor overheats it slows down to prevent it from generating even more heat and damaging itself. This slowdown is captured by the lower Latest Score and Average Score statistics.
When Errors Detected is not zero this indicates that the processor (or other hardware) is not working correctly. Unfortunately there is no easy way to troubleshoot this problem. If you encounter this scenario we recommend you take your computer to a reputable service center for assistance.
Finally, in rare occasions your computer may crash when running the stress test. AGain, there is no easy way to troubleshoot this problem, so we recommend you take your computer to a local service center for assistance.
A brief word about the different stress test scores (Average Score, Latest Score, and Top Score). While these scores are similar to Geekbench 3 multi-core scores, they cannot be directly compared with Geekbench 3 multi-core scores.
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