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core i7 4790k temperature

Suman13
By Suman13
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I had brand new core i7 4790k with h80i cooler my question is the temperature rise up to 42-46°c is it safe ?

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lol yes as above 75C under  does not even raise a eye brow for me.

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Danger zone is 90c. If at full load it stays below 80 you don't even have to think about it. 

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I know it was a dump questions but then also i asked because i game on it 24/7

Thanks and Sorry lol

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everybody has their target temperature, but I don't even turn my fans on at 45 degrees. keep it uner TJmax, but 90C is usually the highest you want to be to account for inaccuracies in the temperature sensor.

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46C under what load? For idle is way too high unless you have 30C room temp.

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