 Here we go into the Tech Tips room. I have had this system running, Prime95, actually for a full weekend and then some. It's the end of the day Tuesday already. And so, okay, so for anyone who didn't watch the original video, I'm just going to go through really quickly what exactly we've got going on here. This is a Gigabyte G1 Assassin motherboard with a 990X Extreme Edition CPU. We've got here 6 8GB DIMMs from Patriot. So these are 1333 Gamer Series memory. It's designed for the Intel 6 Series platform, but we were able to get all 48GB of memory running on the X58 platform without any difficulty whatsoever. We've got dual GTX 590s on here and this is the moment of reckoning. Let's find out if she's stable at 1333 999 24 or whatever the timings are. Okay, you may be a victim of software counterfeiting. I'm not. I just change my hardware all the time. Here we go. So it looks like our Prime95 instances are still running. This is a custom test. So I'm running it custom. I'm running it with 48GB in use and 12 threads so that I can maximize my memory usage. I'm just going to show you guys here. Start task manager. So you can see CPU usage is 100% and memory usage is 48GB right there. So we are just burning the heck out of it. Okay, so let's go ahead and stop it. And this system has been running for a grand total of 95 hours and 3 minutes. This is what I would call a successful test. This is a stable system. So a big thanks to Patriot for making this little tech demo possible by sending us 48GB of their brand new 8GB DIMMs. And big kudos to Gigabyte because we are using the stock shipping BIOS on the G1 Assassin from back when it launched. And it was already stable with RAM that was not going to be released for another, you know, 6 months. So that's pretty cool too. Way to go to the Gigabyte BIOS engineers. Thank you for checking out this video on Linux Tech Tips. Don't forget to subscribe for more unboxings, reviews, and other computer videos.