These temperatures cannot possibly be right, right?

[uchihascar]

Just checking.

 

[Phllips]

What cooler do you have?

[GloriousPain]

If stock cooler yeah well within realm of possibility

[DrFeel]

Idk.. I've had that software and it's kinda off sometimes. But unless if you're OC'ing at a stock-cooler then yep. You're fucked.

[Peter Vaughan Truslow]

maybe you have a bad mounting job on the cooler. I'd recommend removing the cooler and replacing the thermal paste, then remounting. also if it is an AIO watercooler make sure your pump is functioning.

[Faceman]

We need more information...

[LogicalDrm]

Can you verify these with another software, like RealTemp? That could be really bad cooler mount.

[harrynowl]

Cooler?

 

Is it mounted properly?

 

Have you tried other software?

[runit3]

Where the hell is your voltage at!? Anyone else notice the 116.8W draw on package??? sweet baby jesus turn that voltage down. Max TDP on the i7-4790k is 88W http://ark.intel.com/products/80807/Intel-Core-i7-4790K-Processor-8M-Cache-up-to-4_40-GHz , you're going to fry that chip if those readings are anywhere close to correct. I've never even gotten close to 80W and that's at 1.30v core.

[harrynowl]

Where the hell is your voltage at!? Anyone else notice the 116.8W draw on package??? sweet baby jesus turn that voltage down.

Mine gets to ~100 on package at 1.31v, and usually ~70 uncore

[runit3]

Mine gets to ~100 on package at 1.31v, and usually ~70 uncore

But I'm guessing you're not getting Tmax 100C readouts and aren't running a cache voltage @1.31? Something is seriously f'd up to be pulling that much power.

[harrynowl]

But I'm guessing you're not getting Tmax 100C readouts and aren't running a cache voltage @1.31? Something is seriously f'd up to be pulling that much power.

No I don't run at 100c

[runit3]

No I don't run at 100c

To be hitting 116.8w he's got to have every voltage setting stacked over safety values, or one or two even further out, the TIM application/cooler is a moot point with that kind of wattage pull.

 

I'm going to call hitting the "Auto OC" button fail.

[uchihascar]

Some more information for those of you who are curious:

 

 

This is a prebuilt ~$1300 computer that I bought from CyberpowerPC. I wanted to build my own computer as a learning process but due to the fact that I was practically never home during the summer and that I had absolutely no experience with building computers, my mother advised me to just buy one instead. Needless to say there's a ton of problems with this computer and i'm going to return it soon and join the pc building master race.

 

 

No overclocks, I've only had the computer on for a few hours. H60 cooler, pumps are working as far as i can tell. For some reason the GTX 780 logo doesn't light up. 

[alihazzi7]

Some more information for those of you who are curious:

 

 

This is a prebuilt ~$1300 computer that I bought from CyberpowerPC. I wanted to build my own computer as a learning process but due to the fact that I was practically never home during the summer and that I had absolutely no experience with building computers, my mother advised me to just buy one instead. Needless to say there's a ton of problems with this computer and i'm going to return it soon and join the pc building master race.

 

 

No overclocks, I've only had the computer on for a few hours. H60 cooler, pumps are working as far as i can tell. For some reason the GTX 780 logo doesn't light up. 

down load a software called speed fan, if not that you should have corsair link software if you have a h60i 

[runit3]

Some more information for those of you who are curious:

 

 

This is a prebuilt ~$1300 computer that I bought from CyberpowerPC. I wanted to build my own computer as a learning process but due to the fact that I was practically never home during the summer and that I had absolutely no experience with building computers, my mother advised me to just buy one instead. Needless to say there's a ton of problems with this computer and i'm going to return it soon and join the pc building master race.

 

 

No overclocks, I've only had the computer on for a few hours. H60 cooler, pumps are working as far as i can tell. For some reason the GTX 780 logo doesn't light up. 

Can you provide a screen grab of your current voltages? This may be a pretty simple fix and would save you the hassle of returning it...

[SpyRosL]

Gigabyte z97 board. Did they even fix that issue with the voltages?I guess not.

 

99% sure that's the adaptive voltage kicking in. Go to bios and disable it.

[airdeano]

For some reason the GTX 780 logo doesn't light up. 

 

might not be a 780 or the LED is burnt out/unplugged