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21-05-10, 05:16 PM
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i7 Temps :/
Just checking the temps with my new i7, and this is what I was presented with...
I'm pretty sure it's meant to be running a lot cooler than that. I'm using a Titan Fenrir V2 cooler. I set the fan speed to about 1600RPM usually, but I just turned it up to2190RPM to see if it makes any difference.
Speedstep is on btw.
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21-05-10, 05:22 PM
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That is definitely hot. With speedstep on a D0, and the Fenrir isn't awful either, you shouldn't see much above mid 35ish.
Although if you live near where I do, today is blazingly hot. Got a decent case?
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21-05-10, 06:03 PM
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ATCS 840. I just pulled the cooler off to find that I really hadn't put enough thermal paste on the CPU. It wasn't even covering the whole area, let alone getting in the gaps of the heatpipes. I put more on, but I ran out, so I'm hoping it will be enough. I will buy some more paste but I want to overclock it now lol
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21-05-10, 06:08 PM
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they are high considering that silly low voltage lol
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21-05-10, 06:08 PM
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lol bad times man, you need to change yer sig
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21-05-10, 06:11 PM
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Yeah I know lol. I'll do it in a minute. Temps are the same no matter what clock speed it is. There is no difference between 12x multi and 21x multi lol
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21-05-10, 06:36 PM
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Just OC'd to 4ghz using the Gigabyte PDF. I started intel burn test but Core Temp jumped from 55 degrees average to 85 degrees average in a matter of seconds. When I stopped the burn test, the temps literally dropped to 55 a split second after. Is this reading properly? I'm pretty sure there aren't many materials that can lose heat that quickly.
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21-05-10, 06:55 PM
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Just ran intel burn test, maximum settings with full 8 threads and Core Temp said two of the cores were 228 degrees. Whereas Speedfan said 75. Speedfan was always about 10 to 15 degrees cooler than Core Temp, I don't know which one to trust. I will do some Prime95 testing and see if it's stable. It seems to be at the moment.
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21-05-10, 07:36 PM
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Was that 228 degrees a typo? I sincerely hope so! If not, I'd preferentially trust speedfan as 228C would surely fry your cpu no?
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21-05-10, 07:41 PM
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Try using OCCT for stress testing and measuring temps. If that doesn't show anything near that high then it's probably a core temp bug of some kind
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