Not sure if a problem or not. Possible cpu temp issue.

[Fat old guy]

Highest temp was 89c on one of the cores for less than a second, most temps spent the majority of the ten minute test in the mid 60s to mid 70s. This was with built in overclock on. Score was 12422. Screenshots below. Unfortunately I accidentally deleted the screenshot of the temps, but they were high 60’s to mid 70’s the majority of the time, but a few cores occasionally hit the 80s for a very short time, and one hit 89c for a split second this was during a 10 minute multi core test. This is with an air cooler. Should I be worried? 

 

 

[Prometheus935]

11 minutes ago, Fat old guy said:

Should I be worried? 

No

[Fat old guy]

10 minutes ago, Prometheus935 said:

No

Thanks.

[DreamCat04]

1 hour ago, Fat old guy said:

Highest temp was 89c on one of the cores for less than a second, most temps spent the majority of the ten minute test in the mid 60s to mid 70s. This was with built in overclock on. Score was 12422. Screenshots below. Unfortunately I accidentally deleted the screenshot of the temps, but they were high 60’s to mid 70’s the majority of the time, but a few cores occasionally hit the 80s for a very short time, and one hit 89c for a split second this was during a 10 minute multi core test. This is with an air cooler. Should I be worried? 

 

 

Even a spike to 100°C is fine. As long as it doesn't stay at 100°C, everything is fine. For an air cooler, your temps are quite good

[Fat old guy]

4 minutes ago, DreamCat04 said:

Even a spike to 100°C is fine. As long as it doesn't stay at 100°C, everything is fine. For an air cooler, your temps are quite good

Thanks, I was concerned when 3 cores hit the low 80s for a very short while occasionally and the one that hit 89 for a second freaked me out.I’d say the average was mid to upper 70s.

[DreamCat04]

1 minute ago, Fat old guy said:

Thanks, I was concerned when 3 cores hit the low 80s for a very short while occasionally and the one that hit 89 for a second freaked me out.I’d say the average was mid to upper 70s.

My Core i7 10750H in my gaming laptop is at 95°C all the time while playing games, occasionally spiking close to or to 100°C. CPUs will last shorter when run hotter but it's like a couple days less every year and you'll upgrade your CPU for getting too old long before it goes bad. 

[Fat old guy]

3 minutes ago, DreamCat04 said:

My Core i7 10750H in my gaming laptop is at 95°C all the time while playing games, occasionally spiking close to or to 100°C. CPUs will last shorter when run hotter but it's like a couple days less every year and you'll upgrade your CPU for getting too old long before it goes bad. 

Well laptops always run hot. This is a desktop.

[Fat old guy]

Just upgraded to new desktop and ran cinebench r23. Highest temp was 89c on one of the cores for less than a second, most temps spent the majority of the ten minute test in the mid 60s to mid 70s. This was with built in overclock on. Score was 12422. Screenshots below. Unfortunately I accidentally deleted the screenshot of the temps, but they were high 60’s to mid 70’s the majority of the time, but a few cores occasionally hit the 80s for a very short time, and one hit 89c for a split second this was during a 10 minute multi core test. This is with an air cooler. Should I be worried? screens of some results added.

[Sant_HH]

No

 

[RONOTHAN##]

90C on one core is fine. It's a bit hot but not enough that you need to worry. As long as it's not getting up to 100C you're fine.

[Fat old guy]

I recently ran cinebench on my gaming desktop. Highest temp was 89c on one of the cores for less than a second, most temps spent the majority of the ten minute test in the mid 60s to mid 70s. This was with built in overclock on. Score was 12422. Screenshots below. Unfortunately I accidentally deleted the screenshot of the temps, but they were high 60’s to mid 70’s the majority of the time, but a few cores occasionally hit the 80s for a very short time, and one hit 89c for a split second this was during a 10 minute multi core test. This is with an air cooler. Should I be worried? Screens below.

[191x7]

Seems fine. Why?

[bmx6454]

i wouldn't worry about it, sounds pretty normal to me. stress tests/benchmarks tend to push farther than normal workloads anyway.

edit: why ask twice?

[Fat old guy]

2 minutes ago, bmx6454 said:

i wouldn't worry about it, sounds pretty normal to me. stress tests/benchmarks tend to push farther than normal workloads anyway.

edit: why ask twice?

Cannabis induced paranoia, nothing to see here lol

[DreamCat04]

4 minutes ago, bmx6454 said:

edit: why ask twice?

He even has a 3rd topic about his temps from march 28 but it's almost the same except in a game but these temps were not at all problematic

[DreamCat04]

10 minutes ago, Fat old guy said:

I recently ran cinebench on my gaming desktop. Highest temp was 89c on one of the cores for less than a second, most temps spent the majority of the ten minute test in the mid 60s to mid 70s. This was with built in overclock on. Score was 12422. Screenshots below. Unfortunately I accidentally deleted the screenshot of the temps, but they were high 60’s to mid 70’s the majority of the time, but a few cores occasionally hit the 80s for a very short time, and one hit 89c for a split second this was during a 10 minute multi core test. This is with an air cooler. Should I be worried? Screens below.

I mean my Core i7 9700 with a cooler rated for 130W gets to 90°C regularly while installing updates. While playing games, it stays around the 70's

[Kilrah]

Threads merged.

[Fat old guy]

14 minutes ago, Kilrah said:

Threads merged.

Thanks. 

[Fat old guy]

1 hour ago, DreamCat04 said:

He even has a 3rd topic about his temps from march 28 but it's almost the same except in a game but these temps were not at all problematic

Absolutely true, figured as you were comparing a laptop temp to a desktop temp I better ask elsewhere.