a good temperature for 4790K

[Stealth989]

is 74C a good alright Temp for 4790k  idle around 30C

 

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[Enderman]

yup its fine

[adamsjus1]

Yea I am about there with my i5 4690k so yea. 

[Oshino Shinobu]

It's fine. Anything below around 90C is fine really. If you're going over that, you should start worrying. 

[Bubblez]

Yea, thats more or less what my 4790K runs at

[Stealth989]

sweet guys thanks alot!

[reptileexperts]

#perspective

 

The temperature is fine for use without worry but is it good? Well that would depend on the clock speed you are running and the cooler you are using. If you're at stock speeds with turbo and a stock cooler, this is good. If you are at stock speeds with an AIO water cooler, no this is not good, but its not bad - just OK. If you are overclocked with an AIO - yep again good. If you are overclocked with a custom loop, no, unless you are really pushing the OC.

 

Long story short, temps are fine, but it may or may not be good depending on the speed and cooling used B)

[Imakuni]

is 74C a good alright Temp for 4790k  idle around 30C

 

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Is it below 80º at load? Then you can chill.

[SPAS-ID]

Its an OC CPU so yes

[TroubleKlef]

Anything under 80c under stress testing and under 75 under regular full load.

[Stealth989]

its at Stock Speed i dont OC.

 

right now im at 82C from Rending from MAYA its a CPU COOLER 

 

http://www.ncix.com/detail/xigmatek-dark-knight-sd1483-frostbourne-03-104181-1276.htm

 

i didnt choose it i did have H60 but 4 of them failed of me

[reptileexperts]

its at Stock Speed i dont OC.

 

right now im at 82C from Rending from MAYA its a CPU COOLER 

 

http://www.ncix.com/detail/xigmatek-dark-knight-sd1483-frostbourne-03-104181-1276.htm

 

i didnt choose it i did have H60 but 4 of them failed of me

 

Its OK then since it is a stock cooler. The H60 would yield much better results on stock. Use HWInfo and check your voltage, you may be able to down volt some and get a temperature reduction.