are this temperatures safe? for i9 9900k

[Wootperson]

so what has me worried is it has noise when working under load like i was playing a game just testing 

and like 30 minutes in i could hear fans spinning faster then normal can someone please tell me if this is normal?

 

my previous pc i5 4690k with air cooler used to idle at 36c and under load it was going up to 56 - 59c 

but i have no idea whats ideal for i9 9900k

[Electronics Wizardy]

Fans should spin faster under load, that is normal. What are load temps?

[TheBean]

as long as they are under 80c, they are good. under 50 is excellent (50 under load)

[Wootperson]

10 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

Fans should spin faster under load, that is normal. What are load temps?

 

[Electronics Wizardy]

Just now, Wootperson said:

 

is that max cpu load? What is cpu usage? Try something like prime 95

[xg32]

27 minutes ago, Wootperson said:

 

use hwmonitor to make sure your cpu isn't getting 1.63v

[Wootperson]

Just now, Electronics Wizardy said:

is that max cpu load? What is cpu usage? Try something like prime 95

 

4 minutes ago, xg32 said:

use hwmonitor to make sure your cpu isn't getting 1.63v

 

HWMonitor.txt

[Wootperson]

this was with stress test using cpu Z

[Jurrunio]

what is the max CPU core voltage reported by HWmonitor? That shouldn't go past 1.4V unless you cool it with dry ice or liquid nitrogen

[Wootperson]

5 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

what is the max CPU core voltage reported by HWmonitor? That shouldn't go past 1.4V unless you cool it with dry ice or liquid nitrogen

 

[Jurrunio]

Just now, Wootperson said:

 

what if you make it do work, say Cinebench R15?

[Wootperson]

6 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

what if you make it do work, say Cinebench R15?

while running cinebench 

[Jurrunio]

Just now, Wootperson said:

 

then the voltage is fine, but temps are high.

[TahoeDust]

Those temps are too high for Cinebench.  Run even one of the milder stress tests (OCCT, AIDA64, Realbench, etc) and it will most likely throttle.  What kind of cooler?

[X_X]

1 hour ago, TahoeDust said:

What kind of cooler?

Probably H80i v2 with 120mm rad AIO ! going by that screenshot.

[Wootperson]

4 hours ago, TahoeDust said:

Those temps are too high for Cinebench.  Run even one of the milder stress tests (OCCT, AIDA64, Realbench, etc) and it will most likely throttle.  What kind of cooler?

Yeah h80i v2

[Bravo1cc]

Looks completely normal to me, the chip density is very high and you would get that sort of heat under load. Only thing you can do is monitor your max heat limits. Does your thermals stabilize or do they keep getting hotter? A good way to test this is to run a stress test for around 30 minutes and if they stay stable over time then you are completely fine.

[Princess Luna]

Yup 120mm AiO will never be enough to properly cool the i9 9900K, all is working as expected.

[Wootperson]

4 hours ago, Bravo1cc said:

Looks completely normal to me, the chip density is very high and you would get that sort of heat under load. Only thing you can do is monitor your max heat limits. Does your thermals stabilize or do they keep getting hotter? A good way to test this is to run a stress test for around 30 minutes and if they stay stable over time then you are completely fine.

Temps stay same under stress test (-/+2c) I have seen some tests online and it seems like many people are having same concerns with 9900k especially those who use h80i type cooling solutions,  from what I have researched so far this cpu needs double and maybe even triple fan liquid cooler but even then it runs hotter than other similar CPUs 

 

At this point I'm considering changing to bigger case but maybe next week I'm to tired with this build need a little break