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Two days ago, I finished the following build.  I believe the idle temps are higher than usual considering my cooling equipment.  Should I recalibrate my expectations are should I make any tweaks to my setup?  I've attached my build specs.  Thanks

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What's the temps?

 

What do you use for measuring?

 

Can you post full specs and maybe some screenshots (of the "high temps") as I don't think ima dl a random pdf just to see that information (sorry)

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1 hour ago, SugaSt said:

Two days ago, I finished the following build.  I believe the idle temps are higher than usual considering my cooling equipment.  Should I recalibrate my expectations are should I make any tweaks to my setup?  I've attached my build specs.  Thanks

2026 Computer Build.pdf 65.44 kB · 2 downloads

Idle temps don't mean much, what are the temps under load ?

Anyway a 240mm AIO isn't very good on a 265K, and it will throttle if you push it at 250W+ 

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Pea sized doesn't sound right on such an elongated cpu. 

Safer to spread paste over the whole surface with a credit card.

Also I think a contact frame is still recommended for that socket.

I did limit the ratios in my system due to thermal limitations.

1286rpm at idle sounds excessive.

3812rpm at idle sounds very excessive.

(I use FanControl to manage my fans)

 

 

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I apoligize for the PDF not attaching.  I'm a newbie to the site!  Here are the specs:

 

·         ASUS TUF Gaming Z890-Plus WiFi

·         Intel Core Ultra 7 265K

·         MSI Ventus GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB GDDR7

·         Patriot Viper Venom 64GB (2x32GB)

·         MSI MAG Coreliquid A13 240

·         Samsung 990 Pro 2TB Gen4 M.2 2280

·         Samsung HD 103Sj 1TB (2)

·         Fractal Define R6

·         Corsair RM850e

·         Windows 11 Pro

 

 

At idle:

·         CPU Fan: 1286 RPM

·         3 chasis Fans (1 rear, 2 front): 690, 698, 720 RPM

·         AIO Pump (radiator top mount): 3813 RPM

·         CPU temp: 47C, MB temp: 32C

·         Ambient Room temp 23C

 

Notes :

·         I have all settings in Bios set to default, no overclocking, etc

·         I used pea sized ARCTIC MX-6thermal paste on CPU

·         I’m using the mesh, ventilated top panel on the case, not the solid insulated top.

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I didn't know fans could hit 3800 RPM 😛

Must be noisy at idle.

While 47C is ok (what's your load temp?), I'd expect less.

Our 13700 (iBuyPower) idles at 35C and runs perfectly silent, wouldn't expect a core ultra to run hotter.

Buuuut if load temps are ok it's nothing to worry about.

That 3800 RPM though, that must sound like a jet engine...

Used HWinfo64 for those numbers?

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