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CPU - 3570k

Cooler - nh-d14

Overcloked @ 4.4Ghz

Idle - around 30 degrees give or take.

Load - 68-72 max.

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CPU: 2500k

Cooler: Hyper 212+

OC: 4.5GHz @ 1.32v

Idle: 28-31c

Load: 68-71c

Ambient temperature is around 17c.

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CPU: i5-2500k

Overclock: 4.5

Idle temp: about 30 C

Full load temp: 60 C

Cooler: Noctua nh-d14

Ambient is about 18-20 i think

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CPU: Intel Core i5 750

Cooler: Corsair H50 (stock fan)

OC: None (@2.66Ghz w/ turbo boost)

Idle: 38c

Load: 76c

Ambient: 18c

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CPU: AMD Phenom II x6 1090T

Cooler: Be Quiet Dark Rock pro 2 (stock fans)

OC: 4.8Ghz OC'ed @ 1.56 Volts

Idle: 38°C

Load: 67°C

Ambient: 20-22°C

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CPU: 3570k

Cooler: corsair h80i

Overclock: 4.2ghz

Idle:44-46c on hottest core

P95:65-66c on hottest core

For some reason i get high iddles.

High Idles often result in higher ambient Temps

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CPU: 3610QM

Cooler: Laptop lel

OC: 2.3 jiggahurtz going up to 3.3

Idle: 45C

Load: up to 100C

I use it as a furnace as well

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CPU: AMD 1100T

Overclock: 4.0

Idle temp: 35 C

Full load temp: 45 C

Cooler: Coolermaster V6

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CPU: AMD Athlon II X2 4850e

Cooler: Cooler Master 212 EVO

Overclock: 2.9ghz @ 1.300V

Idle temp: 37C

Load temp: 48C

These seem pretty high temps for a 45W (if I remember correctly) cpu... Maybe the thermal paste under the heat spreader has dried up? Opinion on this?

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hey guys, got a 3770k from retail edge. anyways, popped it in, tested it and seemed ok (on stock) but the second i started prime, temps reached in their 90's. i rechecked the tim and repasted, same temps (on an h80i). put in my trusty old 212 evo and went up to 104 instantly. i did a check/re pasted on the h80i 3 times and 2 times with the 212 evo. also, if i go to 4.5 voltage is 1.312. seems very very high. im guessing something is up with my cpu. do u guys agree? I am going to rma it so will take a couple weeks before i get it back and university restarted and wanted to game a but before the work load gets too high. does anyone know why the temps are rediculous?. im running a z77a-gd65 latest bios (a couple days ago). xfx (seasonic) 650w core edition. 6970 lightning. mushkin 2x4gb stiletto, intel 520 120gb boot ssd and 2x1tb western blacks. on and an old 32 gb corsair ssd for srt on the games/data/programs hard drive. thanks guys, and wish me luck

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CPU: i7 3770K

Overclock: 4.2ghz

Cooling: Cosair h80i Noctua NF-F12 Pwm fans with low noise adapters

Idle: 33-35c (depending on room Temps)

P95: 53-56c (depending on room Temps)

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CPU: FX-8150

cooler: CM GeminII s524

on a ac 24c room

stock load: 53c max

idle: 25c

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Just to help with the consistency of the temps. What program is everyone using to check the temps? That can make a difference in the results provided. IMO

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CPU - 2500k @ 4.0Ghz

Cooler - CM Hyper 212+ (stock fans)

Idle - 32C (fan speed at 20%)

Load - 71C (fan speed at 50%)

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CPU: 3570k

Overclock: Stock

Idle: 30, give or take 1-2 degrees

P95: 65 give or take 3-5 degrees.

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Overclock: 4.2GHz

Idle: 38

P95: 78

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Running at stock atm until I head over to microcenter in the morning. (Buying an H100)

Motherboard: P8Z77-V

Memory: Vengeance 2x4 1600mhz

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CPU - 2500K @ 4.6GHz 1.34v

Cooler - NH-D14 only with one middle fan (NF-P12 with low noise adapter)

Case - Fractal Design Define R3

Ambient temp - 22°C

Ambient temp in case - 28°C

Idle - 43°C (Hottest core)

Load (Prime 95) - 68°C (Hottest core)

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CPU: i5-2500k

OC: 4.3GHz

Idle Temps: 37C

Prime95 Temps: 57C

Cooler: CM Hyper 212+

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CPU: phenom 9550 2.2ghz

Overclock: 2.6ghz 1.28v

Idle temp: 16 C

Full load temp: 27 C

Cooler: hyper 212+ @900 rpm

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Already a thread like this: http://linustechtips.com/main/forum/computer-hardware/air-cooling/3772-temps-vrs-coolers

Just take a look around the forums before posting a new topic, just a reminder for next time.

don't be that guy... keyword "like"......

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cpu: i7 2600k

clock: 4.1ghz

vcore:stock :)

temps: 26c-56c

cooler: h80 stock fans

Its not cold where I live so I have no idea how i pull this off.

I think I'ma need a CPU-Z screen cap to believe this one.

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mine is crazy hot, im waiting for my new cpu cooler

CPU : Intel Core i7 2600k @ stock.

intel stock cooler (sucks)

idle: around 45 C

Prime95 Blend : 97C

the cooler is properly placed, has no dust, and it has good thermal compound, but it cant keep up with the summer weather.

Yeh, coolers aren't linear things. Especially the stock coolers. Eventually when the CPU starts putting out enough heat, that cooler isn't going to be able to throw it all away fast enough. And if it's getting to 97C, I would never run prime on it again haha. 97 is far too close to the shut down temp for my liking.

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mine is crazy hot, im waiting for my new cpu cooler

CPU : Intel Core i7 2600k @ stock.

intel stock cooler (sucks)

idle: around 45 C

Prime95 Blend : 97C

the cooler is properly placed, has no dust, and it has good thermal compound, but it cant keep up with the summer weather.

Yeh' date=' coolers aren't linear things. Especially the stock coolers. Eventually when the CPU starts putting out enough heat, that cooler isn't going to be able to throw it all away fast enough. And if it's getting to 97C, I would never run prime on it again haha. 97 is far too close to the shut down temp for my liking.[/quote']

it doesnt shut down, just stats underclocking =P

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CPU: i7-3820

Cooler: NH-D14 (WIth LNA)

OC: 4.6Ghz

Idle: 38-40c

Load: 65-67c

Ambient: 28c

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Core i3-3220

Idle temperature: 30°C on hottest core

Load temperature: 52°C on hottest core

Room temperature: 19°C

Measured with RealTemp

Stock CPU-Cooler

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