I am planning on replacing the thermal compound on my Late 2008 2.0 GHz 13" Unibody MacBook to see what kind of effect it has on my operating temperatures.
I hope to benchmark my 'idle' and 'under load' temperatures, but I'm wondering what would be the best way to test 'under load.'
I don't really have any graphically intensive games on this HDD, but would encoding a video be sufficiently stressful to provide a good benchmark?
Are there any standard programs that can be used to simulate a load on the CPU/GPU?
I hope to benchmark my 'idle' and 'under load' temperatures, but I'm wondering what would be the best way to test 'under load.'
I don't really have any graphically intensive games on this HDD, but would encoding a video be sufficiently stressful to provide a good benchmark?
Are there any standard programs that can be used to simulate a load on the CPU/GPU?