Hot temps when stress testing

[heatborn]

So I just got a corsair h150i pro and installed it with the ic graphite pad from linus' video. In aida64 fpu stress test im sitting at 76 but it spikes some times it got up to 83 once. I figured since I'm not oc'd I would get much better thermals than this. it reports the coolant temp is about 30 degrees 5 min in to aida64 extreme. Can Anyone tell me if this is normal? I know those temp wont hurt it but shouldn't it be cooler? 

Edit: Oh man I forgot to say it its a 2700x

Edited March 29, 2019 by heatborn
forgot processor

[Jurrunio]

if that's 7350k then the temperature is awful, if that's 9980xe then that's a good result. Graphite pad dont perform as well as paste though

[heatborn]

Oh man I forgot to say it its a 2700x

 

2 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

if that's 7350k then the temperature is awful, if that's 9980xe then that's a good result. Graphite pad dont perform as well as paste though

 

[Turtle Rig]

9 minutes ago, heatborn said:

So I just got a corsair h150i pro and installed it with the ic graphite pad from linus' video. In aida64 fpu stress test im sitting at 76 but it spikes some times it got up to 83 once. I figured since I'm not oc'd I would get much better thermals than this. it reports the coolant temp is about 30 degrees 5 min in to aida64 extreme. Can Anyone tell me if this is normal? I know those temp wont hurt it but shouldn't it be cooler? 

Edit: Oh man I forgot to say it its a 2700x

That is outrageous, your temps should be maximum 40's c load if you haven't overclocked.  Even a POS cooler can hold the CPU down to 40's c or 50's c on full load.  The liquid temp is at 30c but your temps are 83c just doesn't make sense.  Something is wrong, you might need to make sure you install the block / pump properly on the CPU and tighten it without chipping the motherboard.  Look at my voltage I don't even get nasty temps like that so something is off.  Reinstall the block the contact between the CPU and the block is not good. 

[Jurrunio]

8 minutes ago, heatborn said:

Oh man I forgot to say it its a 2700x

 

 

try paste then

[heatborn]

23 minutes ago, Turtle Rig said:

That is outrageous, your temps should be maximum 40's c load if you haven't overclocked.  Even a POS cooler can hold the CPU down to 40's c or 50's c on full load.  The liquid temp is at 30c but your temps are 83c just doesn't make sense.  Something is wrong, you might need to make sure you install the block / pump properly on the CPU and tighten it without chipping the motherboard.  Look at my voltage I don't even get nasty temps like that so something is off.  Reinstall the block the contact between the CPU and the block is not good. 

Even in a stress test? 35-40 is what i get idle

[Turtle Rig]

10 minutes ago, heatborn said:

Even in a stress test? 35-40 is what i get idle

Your idle temps on the hottest core should be about 35c.  40c is way warm for idle without OCing and liquid cooling.  If you raised your voltage and overclocked then I understand those temps alto 83c is a bit high.  Also please don't run Prime95 or other stress tests.  Only run Aida64 stability test.  Without a OC you should be maximum 50c.  Def there is a contact problem between the block and the CPU.  Or the paste is really crummy or not properly put on.  When you get the h150i it comes with paste already on the block, and you should just use that.  Im assuming you wiped that away and used custom paste.  If I set my CPU to stock without OC, my load temps are in the 30's and 40's at max on 100 full load stability test.  Something is fishy.  Also your liquid temp of 30c is great, which again leads me to believe there is a contact problem between block and CPU and what not.

[heatborn]

21 minutes ago, Turtle Rig said:

Your idle temps on the hottest core should be about 35c.  40c is way warm for idle without OCing and liquid cooling.  If you raised your voltage and overclocked then I understand those temps alto 83c is a bit high.  Also please don't run Prime95 or other stress tests.  Only run Aida64 stability test.  Without a OC you should be maximum 50c.  Def there is a contact problem between the block and the CPU.  Or the paste is really crummy or not properly put on.  When you get the h150i it comes with paste already on the block, and you should just use that.  Im assuming you wiped that away and used custom paste.  If I set my CPU to stock without OC, my load temps are in the 30's and 40's at max on 100 full load stability test.  Something is fishy.  Also your liquid temp of 30c is great, which again leads me to believe there is a contact problem between block and CPU and what not.

I re seated and same result. It is the fpu stress test in aida64. I tightened it down to where it can no longer be tightened by hand.

 

I used the graphite pad linus used in this video which he claims only got 1 degree hotter than his thermal compound: 

 

 

[Turtle Rig]

8 minutes ago, heatborn said:

I re seated and same result. It is the fpu stress test in aida64. I tightened it down to where it can no longer be tightened by hand.

 

I used the graphite pad linus used in this video which he claims only got 1 degree hotter than his thermal compound: 

 

 

You should tighten it with a screw driver not your hand.  Im baffled man!!!  I wish I could help you more!  One question what is your liquid temp when you run aida64 stability test ?

[heatborn]

Just now, Turtle Rig said:

You should tighten it with a screw driver not your hand.  Im baffled man!!!  I wish I could help you more!  One question what is your liquid temp when you run aida64 stability test ?

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[Turtle Rig]

9 minutes ago, heatborn said:

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That is a good liquid temp.  It must be a contact problem.  I don't know how else I can help you!  Only thing left to do is buy a regular HSF cooler and ditch the liquid cooling and see how temps are.

[heatborn]

43 minutes ago, Turtle Rig said:

That is a good liquid temp.  It must be a contact problem.  I don't know how else I can help you!  Only thing left to do is buy a regular HSF cooler and ditch the liquid cooling and see how temps are.

Im gonna try some actual thermal paste and see how that does

[Turtle Rig]

14 minutes ago, heatborn said:

Im gonna try some actual thermal paste and see how that does

Yes do that, something is very fishy!

[heatborn]

On 3/29/2019 at 8:14 PM, Turtle Rig said:

Yes do that, something is very fishy!

So there may have been a misunderstanding. Did you read where I said it was an fpu test not a cpu test. Because on a cpu test I get about 50 degrees. Isn't that considered normal?