Overheating

[LightDragon1023]

Hey my pc has a i7 9700k, msi 2070s and im pretty sure i have sufficient enough fans to cool down my cpu but when i do games for 1+ hours it heats up above  90 °C and around 100 and the gpu heats up to around 80 to 90 degrees. is this

normal? if not what should i do. i have not overclocked at all     Im using Hw monitor for the temperatures and at idle it normally hovers around 45 to 55

 

 

[Crunchy Dragon]

How is your case airflow?

[Flying Sausages]

2 minutes ago, LightDragon1023 said:

Hey my pc has a i7 9700k, msi 2070s and im pretty sure i have sufficient enough fans to cool down my cpu but when i do games for 1+ hours it heats up above  90 °C and around 100 and the gpu heats up to around 80 to 90 degrees. is this

normal? if not what should i do. i have not overclocked at all     Im using Hw monitor for the temperatures and at idle it normally hovers around 45 to 55

 

 

What cpu cooler? vcore at max load? Did you disable all auto oc in the bios?

[LightDragon1023]

6 hours ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

How is your case airflow?

i have to intake fans and one exhaust fan. it flows from the dront of the case to the back io 

 

 

6 hours ago, OlympicAssEater said:

What cpu cooler? vcore at max load? Did you disable all auto oc in the bios?

its a coolermaster geminII m5. 

 

6 hours ago, OlympicAssEater said:

What cpu cooler? vcore at max load? Did you disable all auto oc in the bios?

its a coolermaster geminII m5. and i didnt see anything about auto oc in bios and and the voltage for the cpu when at max load is between 1.290 and 1.350

[Sorenson]

11 minutes ago, LightDragon1023 said:

its a coolermaster geminII m5. 

Your temps seem hotter than normal, you might want to add more fans. With intel CPUs you can generally do a negative voltage offset and keep it stable. I have a 9700k that I run at 4.8ghz all core with a -.02 mv offset on the cpu. 

[Constantin]

7 minutes ago, LightDragon1023 said:

its a coolermaster geminII m5. 

This cooler is total crap for an i7 9700k

 

11 minutes ago, LightDragon1023 said:

i have to intake fans and one exhaust fan. it flows from the dront of the case to the back io 

 

You think that 2 intake in the front and one exhaust in the back is a good air fow?

Well it's not at all!

If you have empty slots put fans everywhere and try to keep a positive pressure

I myself have 5 intake and 1 exhaust to keep the case cool!!

[Flying Sausages]

3 minutes ago, LightDragon1023 said:

its a coolermaster geminII m5. and i didnt see anything about auto oc in bios and and the voltage for the cpu when at max load is between 1.290 and 1.350

You have a small cpu air cooler. You are gonna need a big boy air cooler  to manhandle 9900k heat. 1.29v to 1.35v is a lot for 9900k. Offset voltage your cpu to 1.25v to see if it stable with good temp. Unfortunately, your board is overvolt the cpu at stock. Disable something like MCE(MultiCoreEnhancement) in bios if you see any.

[Constantin]

Just now, OlympicAssEater said:

You have a small cpu air cooler. You are gonna need a big boy air cooler  to manhandle 9900k heat. 1.29v to 1.35v is a lot for 9900k. Offset voltage your cpu to 1.25v to see if it stable with good temp. Unfortunately, your board is overvolt the cpu at stock. Disable something like MCE(MultiCoreEnhancement) in bios if you see any.

OP have an 9700k

[Flying Sausages]

1 minute ago, Constantin said:

I myself have 5 intake and 1 exhaust to keep the case cool!!

Homie, what case u have and fans position?

[LightDragon1023]

6 hours ago, Constantin said:

This cooler is total crap for an i7 9700k

 

You think that 2 intake in the front and one exhaust in the back is a good air fow?

Well it's not at all!

If you have empty slots put fans everywhere and try to keep a positive pressure

I myself have 5 intake and 1 exhaust to keep the case cool!!

whats a good cooler but capable to do overclocking with?

 

6 hours ago, OlympicAssEater said:

You have a small cpu air cooler. You are gonna need a big boy air cooler  to manhandle 9900k heat. 1.29v to 1.35v is a lot for 9900k. Offset voltage your cpu to 1.25v to see if it stable with good temp. Unfortunately, your board is overvolt the cpu at stock. Disable something like MCE(MultiCoreEnhancement) in bios if you see any.

i have an i7 9700k 

[Flying Sausages]

Just now, Constantin said:

OP have an 9700k

Well, the 9700k is the rip off of 9900k and still base on max 14nm architecture. Both can runs hot. OP problems are cpu cooling and stock voltage. 

[Constantin]

You can see it in my gallery in my profile.

I have 2 front, 2 top, bottom, 1 back 

[LightDragon1023]

whats a good cooler but capable to do overclocking with?

[LightDragon1023]

2 minutes ago, Constantin said:

You can see it in my gallery in my profile.

I have 2 front, 2 top, bottom, 1 back 

wouldn't that create airflow problems or not effiecent?

 

[Constantin]

2 minutes ago, LightDragon1023 said:

whats a good cooler but capable to do overclocking with?

The new CoolerMaster Hyper 212 Black Edition, ad a second fan, push pull and you are just fine

And it cost 30$

[Constantin]

Just now, LightDragon1023 said:

wouldn't that create airflow problems or not effiecent?

 

Air flow is what we need!! 

[LightDragon1023]

1 minute ago, Constantin said:

The new CoolerMaster Hyper 212 Black Edition, ad a second fan, push pull and you are just fine

And it cost 30$

do you mean that the cooler is 30$ or the fan?

 

[Constantin]

Just now, LightDragon1023 said:

do you mean that the cooler is 30$ or the fan?

 

the cooler with the fan cost 30$

if you want to add another one for push/pull it cost around 20€

[LightDragon1023]

1 minute ago, Constantin said:

Air flow is what we need!! 

no as in if your pulling air in from the front of the case and your also having air pulling in from the top as well would the air be in a way pushed down? 

[Constantin]

Just now, LightDragon1023 said:

no as in if your pulling air in from the front of the case and your also having air pulling in from the top as well would the air be in a way pushed down? 

My case is inverted the 2 top fans blow air directly to the GPU.

Look in my profile i have pictures

[LightDragon1023]

1 minute ago, Constantin said:

the cooler with the fan cost 30$

if you want to add another one for push/pull it cost around 20€

so basically it would cost me around 100$(for me. i live in aus)

[Constantin]

Just now, LightDragon1023 said:

so basically it would cost me around 100$(for me. i live in aus)

30+20=50$   

Where did the 100$ came from?

[LightDragon1023]

1 minute ago, Constantin said:

My case is inverted the 2 top fans blow air directly to the GPU.

Look in my profile i have pictures

i dont have a inverted case.

[LightDragon1023]

Just now, Constantin said:

30+20=50$   

Where did the 100$ came from?

i live in australia the cooler for me cost around 65 to 75 dollars and the fan would be around 35 for me so its around 90 to 100

 

[LogicalDrm]

6 hours ago, LightDragon1023 said:

its a coolermaster geminII m5. and i didnt see anything about auto oc in bios and and the voltage for the cpu when at max load is between 1.290 and 1.350

This is your issue. You don't need better cooler. Its top-flow cooler, but fine for its price range. The auto-OC referenced hear is Multi-Core Enchantment which is on by default. Disabling it will get temps down. You can further get them down by setting voltage offset. 1.29V is something you only need when OCing. Your actual load voltages should be closer to 1.2V or even under that.