[Aranock21]

Here they are.

What do you think? Voltage is at 1.4. Keep it where it's at or lower it a tad?

Thanks!

 

[Cyrious]

voltage i would say is a bit high (its a little uncomfortable even for 45nm, 32 its definite), but temps are OK. Under 80C is considered acceptable. Just dont pull a me and go for broke on a hot day (hot day + 1.5V on the core + 4200mhz on the core = 99C within 15 seconds of starting an IBT run)

 

[ehpexs]

Clockspeed was?

 

[MrTOOSHORT]

1.4v is fine and the temps are at it's max.

I think you are safe with these values, good for 24/7.

 

[Aznboy1993]

That's fine. My 2600K goes up to 90C (ambient of 27C) with Prime95 blend at 5GHz with HT on and 1.44V.

 

[Vipr3]

The temps are pretty good, I wouldn't go any higher than 75C on mine.

 

[Aranock21]

It was @ 45 multiplier. Was trying to find the max temp so i could raise the multi till it became unstable. I'm running a test on 46 right now and will report back

 

[Aranock21]

Switched it to 46 multi, but hit a cpu package temp of 100 so i stopped the test. Is the CPU package similar to the Tjmax, or am i crazy?

 

[Cyrious]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aranock21;13057866
Switched it to 46 multi, but hit a cpu package temp of 100 so i stopped the test. Is the CPU package similar to the Tjmax, or am i crazy?

package temp is the temperature which the material which holds the processor (the base with all the contacts and circuitry and the heatspreader) is at. If that is at 100C, then the chip itself is likely to be hotter. Back it down to 45 until you get a better cooler. 100C is acceptable, if hot, for GPUs, but for processors its almost dangerously hot.

 

[Aranock21]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cyrious;13057964
package temp is the temperature which the material which holds the processor (the base with all the contacts and circuitry and the heatspreader) is at. If that is at 100C, then the chip itself is likely to be hotter. Back it down to 45 until you get a better cooler. 100C is acceptable, if hot, for GPUs, but for processors its almost dangerously hot.

What would be a good temp to be at?

Edit: I'm 18 minutes into a 1.375 @ 4.5 test. Here it is so far:

 

[Cyrious]

I personally dont like sustained temps above 80C. spikes above 90C will definitely get my attention, and 100C will be grounds for a quick shutdown.

your temps are fine.

 

[Falkentyne]

What were you running when you had those temps?
If it's prime or Linpack, then its fine. If it's normal programs or games, then it's too high.

You need to keep in mind that Prime and Linpack (AVX) temps are simply unrealistic for normal system usage, and if your temps are 90C in prime, you should try to get better cooling, but it does NOT mean that your temps in games or regular pgorams are going to be bad. When a game or renderer/ripper exceeds 80C, THEN you have reason for alarm. But you definitely shouldn't be running stress tests at higher than 85C, though, especially when overvolted.

 

[Aranock21]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Falkentyne;13058225
What were you running when you had those temps?
If it's prime or Linpack, then its fine. If it's normal programs or games, then it's too high.

You need to keep in mind that Prime and Linpack (AVX) temps are simply unrealistic for normal system usage, and if your temps are 90C in prime, you should try to get better cooling, but it does NOT mean that your temps in games or regular pgorams are going to be bad. When a game or renderer/ripper exceeds 80C, THEN you have reason for alarm. But you definitely shouldn't be running stress tests at higher than 85C, though, especially when overvolted.

Using Aida64 to stress it per this guide i'm more or less following