i3930k temps - Page 2

blade · 28th July 2012, 5:16 PM

What gskill ram you running

tr1cky271 · 28th July 2012, 11:53 PM

I'm running the RAM listed in my sig, only @1600MHz though. I can only get my chip stable @4.5GHz

it's been priming for a couple of hours now, high 70's.

issa2006 · 29th July 2012, 12:00 AM

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Originally Posted by blade

Hi guys im getting 28-29c temps idle not overclocked are those temps ok for watercooling or are they high

75d cel before it throttles down(slow down)(is that right? whats core temp tj max say? run it?
2700k its 98

in winter you can oc easy with a good heatsink, my 2700k coolmaster evo heatsink

goes to 4.6ghz in summer(full usage) 40d room temp(no air con) 89d celc

but in winter it goes to 5g, full speed/usage (gets to 86d max)

in summer i need water cooling to get 5g (at 69 max)

m3k · 29th July 2012, 12:04 AM

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Originally Posted by tr1cky271

I'm running the RAM listed in my sig, only @1600MHz though. I can only get my chip stable @4.5GHz

it's been priming for a couple of hours now, high 70's.

Chill.. You don't need that power anyway.. These chips are amazing enough as is lol, I've seen people go up to 1.4v swell without being afraid... I personally can make it to 4.7 at great voltages but I have to look into making those voltages dynamic so they scale.. So she doesnt run at 1. 3 on idle lol.. Probably better for lifetime etc

NNNG · 29th July 2012, 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by issa2006

75d cel before it throttles down(slow down)(is that right? whats core temp tj max say? run it?
2700k its 98

in winter you can oc easy with a good heatsink, my 2700k coolmaster evo heatsink

goes to 4.6ghz in summer(full usage) 40d room temp(no air con) 89d celc

but in winter it goes to 5g, full speed/usage (gets to 86d max)

in summer i need water cooling to get 5g (at 69 max)

Intel processors should throttle at tj.max provided (adaptive thermal monitor is enabled) but not before it. If it's disabled then it won't throttle. Either way it will turn off automatically 20-25C past tj.max.

Benjago · 30th July 2012, 1:06 AM

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Originally Posted by NNNG

Intel processors should throttle at tj.max provided (adaptive thermal monitor is enabled) but not before it. If it's disabled then it won't throttle. Either way it will turn off automatically 20-25C past tj.max. So yeah, around 75C till it throttles, 100C till it turns off.

Huh? they dont throttle @ 75c, they throttle @ 100c, thermal shutdown @ 110c.

NNNG · 30th July 2012, 3:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Benjago

Huh? they dont throttle @ 75c, they throttle @ 100c, thermal shutdown @ 110c.

Uhm, I mean it needs to get 75 C hotter than it already was, till it throttles.

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28th July 2012, 11:53 PM	#17
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