Observed arrival · 2026-10-10
Stressy’s local browser stress sessions
Stressy runs configurable CPU, GPU, memory, and media workloads in a browser to help investigate intermittent system instability.
- For
- People investigating intermittent computer instability
- Worth noticing
- It distinguishes active time from paused intervals and gaps, and warns that completing a workload does not establish hardware health.
Field notes
Profiles range from individual CPU, GPU, memory, and media workloads to a combined endurance run, with controls for intensity and duration. The page separates paused intervals and gaps from observed active time, and offers optional technician notes stored locally. It says checkpointing is unavailable, so users should export the JSON report before leaving; its sleep-prevention guidance also warns that browser suspension or forced sleep can interrupt unattended sessions.
Observed signals
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