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[MEGATHREAD] Personal Computer - Updated builds thanks to Logical Increments
Pastrey Crust:
--- Quote ---Intel Core i7 4770 @ 3.40GHz 101 °C
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HELP
Insert Name Here²:
turn off ur pc and blow out the fans, wait for it to cool and turn on
Pastrey Crust:
I need to use it. I've got two fans on the GPU, an intake system fan and an outtake system fan. The CPU has the stock radiator and fan.
ZERØ:
--- Quote from: stufflord on April 09, 2016, 12:10:18 PM ---no?
most mine ever got was 50c under full load in a mini itx case with no airflow, it idled around like 30
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If you use the stock heatsink it does.
Stock heatsink = 44-46c idle, under load got 54-58c.
If you use a after market heatsink the temps definitely improve, I use a CM Hyper T4 on my pentium rig and it goes as low as 34-36c when under load as high as 42-44c, also it should be noted that the ambient temperature can affect the displayed temps.
I live in california and depending on the weather, if its colder I get way better temps, if its hot the temps tend to be slightly higher, it should be noted that the pentium rig I use is only for emulation (mame, snes, gba, psx) and I never use it for heavy things, also its an older socket lga775 model.
The rig I primarily use has an AMD A8 in it OC'd to 3.9 GHz from its stock 3.6 Ghz, I have tried to go to 4.0Ghz and the highest being 4.2Ghz but those tend to be unstable OCs and I prefer to stay at 3.9 GHz, lowest temps I have gotten on that rig are 28-32c idle and highest are 38-42c, I use a Corsair H50i on it, very quiet.
Pastrey Crust:
Guys this is standing at around 100C with a load. How can I lower the temp? I've got a few spare fans around but the system temp reading states 28C and the GPU 39C. Now I don't fancy touching the CPU while the PC is running, could it be that the thermometer is bad?