Paranoid about temperatures

[TagTiCal]

Have been monitoring my temps recently find the results a little drafty. Recently I changed my cooler to a hyper 212x and not too sure if the temps are fine. 

 

-Ambiet:32 Celsius (lives in Singapore  hot and humid)

-Idle: Fluctuates from 39-44

-Load: Core 1:69 Core 2:68 Core 3:68 Core 4:68 (Jumps up and down)

-Fans spinning at 1700rpm

-Cpu at 1.15 volts

-Ran the load test with AIDA64 with FPU stress and Cache strees and Cpu stress

-Load test were better when rendering video with adobe premier pro less that 65 Celsius

-Gaming at 67 Celsius (Bf4 and gta5 were used to test) 

-Using stock thermal paste that came with cooler

-Thermal paste applied with pea sized method

-Upgrading thermal paste to Artic-MX4, hpoing that the temps would be more stable and lower

-Bottom intake top exhaust

 

Does the results look fishy? Is idle temperature fluctuating normal for haswell cpus? Should I do a front intake back exhaust? Thank you for your time reading this.

 

 

 

 

 

PC Specs

Processor: Intel i5-4690K  @4.2ghz 1.15v
Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212
GPU: Asus GTX 980 strix @factory oc
Motherboard: Gigabyte Z97X-UD3H
Ram: 1x8gb gkill 1600mhz 
Storage: 1tb Seagate Barracuda 
PSU: Corsair CX600M Power Supply 80+ Bronze 
Case: Corsair Spec-03 Carbide
Fans: Corsair 2x120mm 1x140mm
Monitor: Benq GL2460 
 

[Enderman]

temps are great

[Samfisher]

Anything below 90 c is fine.

[GrobfootGaming]

Looks OK to me.  Your CPU will get warm because, well, it's a cpu and it's overclocked.  But the temps are not high enough to really worry about.  

[Moonzy]

anything below 75c on aftermarket cooler is fine

[Jacktastic-Mofo]

All g, homie g.

[TagTiCal]

Thanks for your replies, I can rest assured now. I will try changing my thermal paste to a higher grade one, hopefully i can bring down the temps by a few Celsius!

[Samfisher]

8 minutes ago, TagTiCal said:

Thanks for your replies, I can rest assured now. I will try changing my thermal paste to a higher grade one, hopefully i can bring down the temps by a few Celsius!

The difference will be 1-2c at best you know that right?

[TagTiCal]

Just now, Samfisher said:

The difference will be 1-2c at best you know that right?

Well at least i have more thermal paste to reapply on my older pc's then

[Moonzy]

8 minutes ago, TagTiCal said:

Thanks for your replies, I can rest assured now. I will try changing my thermal paste to a higher grade one, hopefully i can bring down the temps by a few Celsius!

thermal paste doesnt really matter that much, the cooler is

if u want lower temps, get nh-d15 if your case fits or an AIO if your case can fit radiators

if u want extreme, go custom loop

 

if u want insane level, sub-zero cooling

 

if u want what-the-fk-were-you-even-thinking level, go liquid nitrogen/helium

[TheWoollyMammoth]

Don't go messing around with that thermal paste, you won't have results any better. The front intake-rear exhaust is a good idea. That might give you an edge.

[paddy-stone]

Yeah, agree with the others about not bothering with the thermal paste, the temps you posted were from when running a stress test right? so the temps during normal use shouldn't come anywhere near that. Getting more intake fans might help a little, I prefer intake positive air pressure to try and keep the case cool, and just one exhaust fan at the rear personally.

[ZeroPlasm]

I live in Singapore too. I'm rocking a Core i5-3570k with a CM TPC 812 cooler and I'm getting temperatures similar to yours. Been running this rig for about 3 years now, nothing to worry about.

[LogicalDrm]

Idle temp and temps in general fluctuating is normal. They represent the load on CPU. Windows PC is rarely if ever full on idle (<5% load). Usually those higher temps show light load like virus scan or browsing.