I9 10850K IS MEGA HOT.

[ElementHD]

Hi Guys

 

I've recently updated my system to an i9 10850k; I'm an experienced builder and have bought tons of well performing PC's

 

But this 10850k is Volcano Hot even being cooled by a 280 Rad / 3 Case Mods Fans @ 120MM

 

on load on CPUZ it has hit 100 Degrees C! Is it a lemon or is it fauty? 

 

 

[AdamBGames]

2 minutes ago, ElementHD said:

Hi Guys

 

I've recently updated my system to an i9 10850k; I'm an experienced builder and have bought tons of well performing PC's

 

But this 10850k is Volcano Hot even being cooled by a 280 Rad / 3 Case Mods Fans @ 120MM

 

on load on CPUZ it has hit 100 Degrees C! Is it a lemon or is it fauty? 

 

 

First thing you should do, is remount the cooler, also check if there was a sticker to remove on the cooler, its an unlikely thing, but happens.

[Shimejii]

I mean to be fair its all dependant on the 280 AIO and fans. Its a hot chip, regardless, see what voltages your at.

[ElementHD]

Thanks for the help so far : ) 

 

Reseated the Corsair Hydro 115i then removed all thermals with IPA then re applied Arctic Silver.

 

The thermals are no better; even when benching the CPU doesn't drop the clocks to compensate for the load - Which makes no sense? 

 

Can anyone see any issues with the cooling its a front mounted RAD.

 

 

 

 

[ElementHD]

27 minutes ago, Shimejii said:

I mean to be fair its all dependant on the 280 AIO and fans. Its a hot chip, regardless, see what voltages your at.

See voltage! Thanks 

[Tristerin]

Only thing I can think of is:

 

1.) You have an air bubble trapped in the block

2.) Its not enough surface area to dissipate the heat from the liquid during the radiator exchange phase so that when it returns to the block it pulls more heat away from it.

 

Question - whats your min temp?  Idle

[ElementHD]

3 minutes ago, Tristerin said:

Only thing I can think of is:

 

1.) You have an air bubble trapped in the block

2.) Its not enough surface area to dissipate the heat from the liquid during the radiator exchange phase so that when it returns to the block it pulls more heat away from it.

 

Question - whats your min temp?  Idle

Thanks. Idle temp is 34c

[Tristerin]

5 minutes ago, ElementHD said:

Thanks. Idle temp is 34c

I dont think 280mm radiator is enough for 200w of dissipation.  I couldnt barely start to OC on my FX 8350 (also a "125w" CPU) on a 240mm AIO, Id imagine a hellfire like Intels recent CPUs at 10 core 20 thread just isnt enough for that cooler.  

[ElementHD]

15 minutes ago, Tristerin said:

I dont think 280mm radiator is enough for 200w of dissipation.  I couldnt barely start to OC on my FX 8350 (also a "125w" CPU) on a 240mm AIO, Id imagine a hellfire like Intels recent CPUs at 10 core 20 thread just isnt enough for that cooler.  

So you think the CPU is just too powerful for the cooler? 

 

I dropped HT on core 9 / 10 and saw normal high load temps. 

[Mister Woof]

1 hour ago, AdamBGames said:

First thing you should do, is remount the cooler, also check if there was a sticker to remove on the cooler, its an unlikely thing, but happens.

no first thing you should do is ditch hwmonitor and use hwinfo64

[Guest]

1 hour ago, ElementHD said:

 

 

Can anyone see any issues with the cooling its a front mounted RAD.

 

 

 

 

 

All these fans are facing blowing out as exhaust. 

 

Flip the top two case fans over for intake.

OR

Put the rad on top (less ideal for space) exhaust and intake on the front panel.

[ElementHD]

Still hot either way! 

[Guest]

3 minutes ago, ElementHD said:

Still hot either way! 

 

You flipped those 2 top fans over in 4 minutes flat with a stress test?! 

[ElementHD]

Just now, ShrimpBrime said:

You flipped those 2 top fans over in 4 minutes flat with a stress test?! 

Sorry I haven't done that yet. 

[Guest]

3 minutes ago, ElementHD said:

Sorry I haven't done that yet. 

Yeah try that.

The case fans are probably pulling through the PSU being the only path for air flow.

 

Power off, flip the fans over. Hopefully the fresh intake will help. 

[xg32]

20 minutes ago, ElementHD said:

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i'd also use a negative voltage offset if u intend to keep it stock, it's not a faulty chip, 280mm aio is the minimum requirement for a 10850k/10900k. 

 

Chip's not faulty.

[ElementHD]

40 minutes ago, ShrimpBrime said:

Yeah try that.

The case fans are probably pulling through the PSU being the only path for air flow.

 

Power off, flip the fans over. Hopefully the fresh intake will help. 

Thanks for the suggestion Appreciate it.

 

I flipped them round and unfortunately it actually got hotter. 

 

I think the problem is getting the hot air out as opposed to air flow.

[ElementHD]

27 minutes ago, xg32 said:

i'd also use a negative voltage offset if u intend to keep it stock, it's not a faulty chip, 280mm aio is the minimum requirement for a 10850k/10900k. 

 

Chip's not faulty.

Thanks, Generally I don't OC Chips anymore. 

 

the only thing that really bring temps to acceptable levels is disabling HT on 5 Cores, This in turn cools down the surface area of the die. 

[Guest]

7 minutes ago, ElementHD said:

Thanks for the suggestion Appreciate it.

 

I flipped them round and unfortunately it actually got hotter. 

 

I think the problem is getting the hot air out as opposed to air flow.

Lol. Daum! 

 

Well, I'm not a believer in AIO units. So I cannot be of much help beyond here.

Definately, check the waterblock/pump. listen for flow. be sure that thing is full blast. 

If you're running HOT like this, and the pump is doing it's job, the rad should be pushing out hot air.

 

You have a pretty monster 14nm chip. Like my 8700K with 20 threads instead of 12 lol. 

At least you'll have a nice space heater for the winter.

 

May have to go big on the cooling. Which might need a larger case.

 

Someone mention 120.2 minimum, looks like 120.3 minimum at best.

 

And your screen shot of 4.2ghz and 1.088v was not the same voltage as the 4800mhz load screen shots you where giving us.

Can you give a screen shot of CPU-Z when under full load at 4.8ghz instead? (CPU Tab)

 

 

[ElementHD]

I think unless anyone has different suggestions she's just a mega hot chip.

 

Pumps pumping, radiator is hot... Fan turbo correctly when under load. 

 

I'm lost! I guess Stress testing a 20 thread CPU at 4.8ghz is a lot of load anyway!!! 

[Mateyyy]

What case are you using, and how are your fans and radiator set up at the minute, exactly?

Also check your Vcore voltage while at full load using HWiNFO64 or CPU-Z, and check your AIO's fluid temperature.

[ElementHD]

Case is a Fractal Design C

2 x 120mm Corsair MVM Fans TOP

1 x 120mm Corsair MVM Fans Back

280mm Raditor front mounted with 2 x Corsair MVM Fans

 

Coolant Temp 36c 

 

[Mateyyy]

12 minutes ago, ElementHD said:

Case is a Fractal Design C

2 x 120mm Corsair MVM Fans TOP

1 x 120mm Corsair MVM Fans Back

280mm Raditor front mounted with 2 x Corsair MVM Fans

 

Coolant Temp 36c 

-snip-

I was going to ask how the fans are set up exactly (intake/exhaust), but there's something clearly very wrong here. Your board's pushing 1.5V into the CPU.

 

Clear the CMOS and try running a stress test again. If nothing changes, update your BIOS.

[Guest]

59 minutes ago, ElementHD said:

I think unless anyone has different suggestions she's just a mega hot chip.

 

Pumps pumping, radiator is hot... Fan turbo correctly when under load. 

 

I'm lost! I guess Stress testing a 20 thread CPU at 4.8ghz is a lot of load anyway!!! 

You're right, it's a mega hot chip! Lol

I kinda like that actually. Mega Hot.

 

@Mateyyy it's really hard to take you seriously lol. That avatar man. Someone's rollin XD

[ElementHD]

1 hour ago, Mateyyy said:

I was going to ask how the fans are set up exactly (intake/exhaust), but there's something clearly very wrong here. Your board's pushing 1.5V into the CPU.

 

Clear the CMOS and try running a stress test again. If nothing changes, update your BIOS.

YOU HERO.

 

Updated bios (which resulted in it turning off auto boot management )

 

But after sorting that out, she is much much cooler and only drawing 1.31 V @ full load.

 

TEMPS hit 74c at full load on all Cores. Thank you everyone for your help.