9900K System Temps

Matthew-g · August 4, 2019

I Built a 9900K System around 2 week ago and Stock Temps were at 89c in RealBench, I have Replaced the Paste with Arctic MX4 and that drop the temps by 2c.

I have Undervolted the CPU

Multi Core Enhancement Disbaled

XMP Enable

Vcore Normal

Adaptive -0.060

LLC Auto

Hardware Info Reports Vcore is 1.200 with OCCT Large Data Set Running and 1.188v when playing Battlefield V

Hardware Inside my NZXT Phantom 630

Motherboard: Aours Master Z390
CPU: 9900K
AIO: H150I
GPU: Asus 2080Ti OC
RAM: 3000Mhz Platinum

Air Flow Layout

Intake

200mm Front 750RPM

140mm Bottom 1000RPM

Exhaust

140mm Rear 750RPM

360mm H150I Top Performance Mode

15Min Pass of Real Bench + Ambient is around 20 c

Metallus97 · August 4, 2019

Thats a little high for undervaluing, but it's ok. I think a D15 or something would outperform the AIO

Matthew-g · August 4, 2019

27 minutes ago, Metallus97 said:

Thats a little high for undervaluing, but it's ok. I think a D15 or something would outperform the AIO

I was honestly thinking about getting an Air Cooler, I have seen some benchmarks and it does better that the H150I at stock and OC

I am also thinking of getting a new case and setting the AIO up as an Intake, Just worried it will be a waste of time and money

jones177 · August 4, 2019

The only i9 9900k rig in my house has idles temps in the low 30s and games in the 70s on a Noctua NH-D15 with one fan. It has an all core 5ghz overclock at I think 1.25v.

The case is a SilverStone Technology RL06BR-GP and is the reason one fan on the Noctua NH-D15 is used. A be quiet! 250W TDP Dark Rock Pro 4 was pushed for the setup but the RGB ram was too tall.

The only case I would buy now is the Cooler Master MasterCase H500P Mesh. I don't like the styling but it is the only case that has enough air flow and width for an all air cooled overclocking setup using a Noctua NH-D15.