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10 minutes ago, sakibsadmanshajib said:

My question is, Is it safe for everyday use?

You have 1,26V on CPU at around 4,1GHz on all cores. And if I see right, your temps are not even on 60°C while stress testing.

Keep in mind that stress testing temperatures are higher that they would be in real life usage (gaming and other daily stuffs).

And like I said, under 70°C it's perfect.

 

So yes, this is safe for 24/7 usage.

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Hey,

I was trying to overclock my system. I set the multipliers to 41x, and the Base is kept untouched at 100 MHz. Can you guys tell if the CPU temps are okay for everyday usage?

The screenshot is attached below.

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Sakib

 

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CPU: Intel Core i9 7900X
CPU Cooler: NZXT Kraken X72

GPU: ASUS Strix GeForce GTX 1080-A-8G

RAM: 4 * GSkill Trident Z 8GB 3200 MHz

Motherboard: ASUS X299 Rampage VI Extreme

Storage: Samsung 950 Pro 256 GB + Seagate Barracuda 2 TB 7200RPM

PSU: Antec Signature PLATINUM 1300W

Case: Plantheks Enthoo Evolv X

Mouse: ROG Gladius II

Keyboard: Razer Huntsman Elite


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CPU: Intel Core i7 6800K @3.9GHz
CPU Cooler: CoolerMaster MasterLiquid Pro 240

GPU: ASUS GT 710

RAM: 2 * Corsair LPX 8GB

Motherboard: MSI X99A Godlike Gaming Carbon Edition

Storage: ADATA 240 GB SSD + 3 * 1TB Toshiba HDD + 2 * 2TB Toshiba HDD

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Yeah good temps

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More than safe temps.

As long as it stays under 70°C you are golden.

I'm pretty sure you could push that 6800k to 4,2GHz and still be under 70°C, which is absolutely safe :)

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1 minute ago, Simon771 said:

More than safe temps.

As long as it stays under 70°C you are golden.

I'm pretty sure you could push that 6800k to 4,2GHz and still be under 70°C, which is absolutely safe :)

My question is, Is it safe for everyday use?

Sakib

 

Workstation:

CPU: Intel Core i9 7900X
CPU Cooler: NZXT Kraken X72

GPU: ASUS Strix GeForce GTX 1080-A-8G

RAM: 4 * GSkill Trident Z 8GB 3200 MHz

Motherboard: ASUS X299 Rampage VI Extreme

Storage: Samsung 950 Pro 256 GB + Seagate Barracuda 2 TB 7200RPM

PSU: Antec Signature PLATINUM 1300W

Case: Plantheks Enthoo Evolv X

Mouse: ROG Gladius II

Keyboard: Razer Huntsman Elite


HomeLab

CPU: Intel Core i7 6800K @3.9GHz
CPU Cooler: CoolerMaster MasterLiquid Pro 240

GPU: ASUS GT 710

RAM: 2 * Corsair LPX 8GB

Motherboard: MSI X99A Godlike Gaming Carbon Edition

Storage: ADATA 240 GB SSD + 3 * 1TB Toshiba HDD + 2 * 2TB Toshiba HDD

PSU: Thermaltake TR2 S Series 550W

Case: Phanteks ENTHOO EVOLV ATX GLASS

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10 minutes ago, sakibsadmanshajib said:

My question is, Is it safe for everyday use?

You have 1,26V on CPU at around 4,1GHz on all cores. And if I see right, your temps are not even on 60°C while stress testing.

Keep in mind that stress testing temperatures are higher that they would be in real life usage (gaming and other daily stuffs).

And like I said, under 70°C it's perfect.

 

So yes, this is safe for 24/7 usage.

Intel i7 12700K | Gigabyte Z690 Gaming X DDR4 | Pure Loop 240mm | G.Skill 3200MHz 32GB CL14 | CM V850 G2 | RTX 3070 Phoenix | Lian Li O11 Air mini

Samsung EVO 960 M.2 250GB | Samsung EVO 860 PRO 512GB | 4x Be Quiet! Silent Wings 140mm fans

WD My Cloud 4TB

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