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i5 3570 loadtems only 48C ?!?

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@Ronnie76 @CUDA_Cores still same temps but a higher score now 480 cb

then everything should be fine.

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so i was running cinebench just for shits and giggles and had speccy running with it to look at temps.

is this cpu just so damn frosty or is it not using all its power? cooler is hyper  212

 

 

cinebench score:

http://puu.sh/mng9d/5bf6f98189.jpg

 

max temp was 48C

 

thx,

 

The fassivemaggot.

 

 

 

 

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Task manager, details, Cinebench, Right click, set priority realtime, 

Note: your screen may freeze don't panic if it does, it will last through the remainder of the benchmark.

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Task manager, details, Cinebench, Right click, set priority realtime, 

Note: your screen may freeze don't panic if it does, it will last through the remainder of the benchmark.

do i do this whilst the benchmark is running or before?

 

 

 

 

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do i do this whilst the benchmark is running or before?

before the benchmark

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What cooler are you using? Hard to evaluate temps without that info.

hyper 212, sowwy/

 

 

 

 

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What cooler?

 

It's possible they could be that low.

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do what @Ronnie76 said. This will prioritize the task for windows so it is viewed as more important and therefore gets more resources allocated to it.  

I wonder how many times I've said this today xD

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so many... SOOO many times.

I know man, I killed my arms in P.E today xD It hurts to type I'm so fatigued xD

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Temps seem a little lower than I'd have expected, but not unrealistic. The score is as expected. Just did a couple runs on my overclocked i5-3450, and it only got ~450 cb (but that's with Folding@Home using a bit of CPU power to help the GPU fold), temperature hit 54C on a Noctua NH-U12S @700-odd RPM.

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@Ronnie76 @CUDA_Cores still same temps but a higher score now 480 cb

then everything should be fine.

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then everything should be fine.

well.... lets get to oc'ing then thanks.

 

 

 

 

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