H100 Temps?
- Thread starter TAWN
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Josh Weston
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Unless you've found a flaw in the fundamental laws of heat transfer, i'm guessing the room in which you keep your computer is quite a bit cooler than 38*C.
Surfie
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I'm not sure what the temperature in the room was, but I do know that there was no fans or anything like that in the room. It was definitely uncomfortably warm, since I was sweating my @$$ off.....
Edit: doing a quick check internally vs externally (in the shade) shows ~10*C difference in temperature, with the outside being the hotter of the two. So I guess that the temp in the room would have been ~28 degrees. This is of course, just a guess...
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tawn, your idle temps seem ok, but they are idle.. the more important question is what are the
temperatures under a load. this will determine how functional the system is or is not.
airdeano
we kinda like to have facts, rather than a guess. it tends to raise crediability and
may confuse others.
you see how it can ire the conversation if a piece of information is skewed and
others may call BS.
we do enjoy others to join in with technical help, but mighta and coulda aren't really
helping.
airdeano
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Idle temps on AMD mean nothing. TBH you spent £100 on a CPU cooler when really you could have spent that £100 buying a 1090 or 1100T
Idle temps don't mean much unless of course you turn your pc on and it is like 1million degrees, heh.
But really, I clocked my 2500k from 4.5 to 4.8 and going past 4.6 I needed quite a bit of a voltage increase.
With a H100i my idle temp increased quite a bit, from around 22-24c to 33-35c but load only 3c, going from 58c to 61c. When comparing temperatures always look at load.
True.... Paid 70 for it new off eBay as my H60 was stuffed but now that i have a Gigabyte 990fxa-ud5 (had a 880ga-ud3h) i will hopefully soon be upgrading.
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prime95
MacLeod
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I prefer OCCT. Its basically an all-in-one stress tester. Tests everything from the CPU to GPU to power supply and has a nice monitor system too so you can see what your rig is up to.
KING_OF_SAND
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i5 2500k 4.6ghz the highest I have seen is 56c and that is running 5 hours of prime. but gaming I hover around the 48c mark and the occasional 52c.
yeah that's pretty good... I think i'm gonna leave this topic until i finally actually have a decent system........
