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What do you mean by "warm up"?
like keep CPU busy
you wanna make a heating element?
Why would you want this?
@last juniper cause cpu gets freezed if i dont heat it up thats cause ghosting in games thats why i need to heat the caches the code above work amazing but i was wondering if there more solutions for this
What you have said there is complete nonsense and the instability is probably caused by a bad CPU socket / seating where one or more pins aren't touching properly. When the CPU heats up it causes the socket and pins to expand by some small amount causing sufficient contact. You likely have either a damaged Socket pin or a dirty CPU pad.
A CPU should not need to be "warmed up" to work
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i see thanks i will build a new pc then !
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lol


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lol
doesnt work like that
sounds more like a monitor problem
hey i fixed it i create a block routine that block all my processors and keep only the current processor to loop by using KeInitializeDpc KeSetTargetProcessorDpc KeSetImportanceDpc KeInsertQueueDpc
Wtf
Have you considered using a heat gun instead? 