I Ran Aida64 on my 8700 with Cooler master evo

[IamODIN]

I need your advice on if these temps is good or bad..

 

i ran aida64 cpu stress test on my 8700 with my cooler master 212 evo and i got 75c max  68-71c average.

 

is that good? or bad

 

 

Also my case have very bad airflow lol

 

 

 

 

UPDATE with ScreenShot 

[Crunchy Dragon]

75c max isn't bad for a case with bad airflow, I would say those are pretty good results.

[IamODIN]

Just now, Crunchy Dragon said:

75c max isn't bad for a case with bad airflow, I would say those are pretty good results.

but for some reason when playing games while streaming my cpu temps shoots up to 85 or 88c 

 

can it be the gpu fault?

[Crunchy Dragon]

Just now, IamODIN said:

but for some reason when playing games while streaming my cpu temps shoots up to 85 or 88c 

 

can it be the gpu fault?

I wouldn't expect it to be the GPU's fault unless your streaming software is being encoded on the CPU and all the GPU does is run the game. Usually it's recommended for streamers to encode on the GPU rather than the CPU.

[Electronics Wizardy]

Just now, IamODIN said:

but for some reason when playing games while streaming my cpu temps shoots up to 85 or 88c 

 

can it be the gpu fault?

max temp is 100c.

 

Those temps are due to the heat from the gpu going in the case, and 88c won't hurt the chip.

[IamODIN]

1 minute ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

I wouldn't expect it to be the GPU's fault unless your streaming software is being encoded on the CPU and all the GPU does is run the game. Usually it's recommended for streamers to encode on the GPU rather than the CPU.

what i mean is.. the heat from the gpu which is being trapped in the case can cause heat to affect cpu?

1 minute ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

max temp is 100c.

 

Those temps are due to the heat from the gpu going in the case, and 88c won't hurt the chip.

88c is still pretty toasty if you ask me lol.. its an uncomfortable temperature 

[Electronics Wizardy]

Just now, IamODIN said:

what i mean is.. the heat from the gpu which is being trapped in the case can cause heat to affect cpu?

88c is still pretty toasty if you ask me lol.. its an uncomfortable temperature 

but 88c won't hurt the chip, it will last many years at that temps and you will replace it before it dies(most likely)

[nickyteddy]

When you say bad airflow how bad is it?

[IamODIN]

Just now, nickyteddy said:

When you say bad airflow how bad is it?

a poor mini 80mm fan at the back and a weak 120mm at the top lol

[Electronics Wizardy]

Just now, IamODIN said:

a poor mini 80mm fan at the back and a weak 120mm at the top lol

new case with good airflow could easily be 10+c cooler on the cpu

[IamODIN]

3 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

new case with good airflow could easily be 10+c cooler on the cpu

this is the results.. its still running lol 

 

[Electronics Wizardy]

Just now, IamODIN said:

this is the results.. its still running lol 

 

yea the temps are fine. Try the stess gpu's option to see how much hotter that gets it.

[IamODIN]

4 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

yea the temps are fine. Try the stess gpu's option to see how much hotter that gets it.

2 minutes and 80c

[xg32]

26 minutes ago, IamODIN said:

but for some reason when playing games while streaming my cpu temps shoots up to 85 or 88c 

 

can it be the gpu fault?

change the voltage on the cpu, auto is usually way too high, around 1.2v will be enough

[IamODIN]

1 minute ago, xg32 said:

change the voltage on the cpu, auto is usually way too high, around 1.2v will be enough

the vcore dont go further than 1.2

 

what you are seeing is VID and from what i've read its always higher than vcore.

[xg32]

1 minute ago, IamODIN said:

the vcore dont go further than 1.2

 

what you are seeing is VID and from what i've read its always higher than vcore.

i'd still try to lower it a bit and see if it's stable, try to get it around 80-85, come summer ull hit 100, unless it';s already summer for u then nvm

[Apepa]

3 hours ago, IamODIN said:

a poor mini 80mm fan at the back and a weak 120mm at the top lol

Is there a space to move one to the front? That would help get things moving.

[IamODIN]

9 hours ago, Apepa said:

Is there a space to move one to the front? That would help get things moving.

there's space for two 140mm or 120mm

[WoodenMarker]

14 hours ago, IamODIN said:

what i mean is.. the heat from the gpu which is being trapped in the case can cause heat to affect cpu?

88c is still pretty toasty if you ask me lol.. its an uncomfortable temperature 

Yes, heat in the case can affect cpu temps. That being said, that would be consistent and not show up as spikes. What's your core voltage set to? If you haven't set it manually yet, I'd suggest doing so in the motherboard settings. Try 1.2v and testing for stability and temps. If it seems stable, you can lower it incrementally to lower temps even more.

What are your specs?

[IamODIN]

33 minutes ago, WoodenMarker said:

Yes, heat in the case can affect cpu temps. That being said, that would be consistent and not show up as spikes. What's your core voltage set to? If you haven't set it manually yet, I'd suggest doing so in the motherboard settings. Try 1.2v and testing for stability and temps. If it seems stable, you can lower it incrementally to lower temps even more.

What are your specs?

i7 8700

gtx 980 ti

asrock z370 pro4

micron 16gb

 

i will try lowering the voltage but keep in mind.. the voltage never ever pass 1.2v i did aida64 for an hour and it never passes 1.2v.. actually it was 1.1v average

[WoodenMarker]

5 minutes ago, IamODIN said:

i7 8700

gtx 980 ti

asrock z370 pro4

micron 16gb

i will try lowering the voltage but keep in mind.. the voltage never ever pass 1.2v i did aida64 for an hour and it never passes 1.2v.. actually it was 1.1v average

What case and fans are you using? What model is the 980 Ti?

[Apepa]

2 hours ago, IamODIN said:

there's space for two 140mm or 120mm

Take the 120mm fan from the top and mount it a the front, as close to the middle as possible. It should be blowing into the case while the one at the back blows air out.

[LogicalDrm]

3 hours ago, IamODIN said:

i will try lowering the voltage but keep in mind.. the voltage never ever pass 1.2v i did aida64 for an hour and it never passes 1.2v.. actually it was 1.1v average

Where do you get that reading? VID is showing actual voltages, might be that what you are reading is what its supposed to be. Meaning that there's some serious vdroop issue with your board. Don't worry, its not that bad but you can get even lower temps with manual voltages.

[IamODIN]

22 hours ago, WoodenMarker said:

What case and fans are you using? What model is the 980 Ti?

Azza  240 titan and evga 980 ti sc w/backplate

19 hours ago, LoGiCalDrm said:

Where do you get that reading? VID is showing actual voltages, might be that what you are reading is what its supposed to be. Meaning that there's some serious vdroop issue with your board. Don't worry, its not that bad but you can get even lower temps with manual voltages.

i have a second monitor so i can read VID and vcore statuses at the same time. and i've read that VID and vcore readings are different and that VID is always higher than Vcore and that most people get confuse about there vcore readings when its actually their VID readings they have been reading

[WoodenMarker]

11 hours ago, IamODIN said:

Azza  240 titan and evga 980 ti sc w/backplate

Why do you have a 92mm rear exhaust? The case should come with a stock 120mm fan at the front and another 120mm in the rear.