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Temps for i7-5820k?

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Hello guys! 

I currently own an i7-5820k on an ASUS X99-A Motherboard, i was wondering what the "safe" temps for my CPU?

The CPU is watercooled with an AIO which is the CM Nepton 240M (NO OC)

My temps are about 40C idle and 60-70 load, i would like to know what i can do what to decrease the temps. (With the Silent configuration in AI Suite)

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15 minutes ago, SilasRasch said:

Hello guys! 

I currently own an i7-5820k on an ASUS X99-A Motherboard, i was wondering what the "safe" temps for my CPU?

The CPU is watercooled with an AIO which is the CM Nepton 240M (NO OC)

My temps are about 40C idle and 60-70 load, i would like to know what i can do what to decrease the temps. (With the Silent configuration in AI Suite)

go ln2.

 

setup a fan curve.

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http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/processors/core/core-i7-lga2011-3-datasheet-vol-1.html

Page 52, damage begins at 125c. I would say anything above 90 and you quickly start degrading the life of your processor. A lot of motherboards allow you to specify a "max" at which it will shutdown the computer as a fail-safe.

 

 

I'd say expect a 20 degree Celsius rise from ambient temperature. 

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Ramp up the fans firstly maybe?

Basicly as long as you stay below 90°C it should be okay.

Still 70°C on stock speeds is a bit on the warm side.

So i would say ramp the Fans up a bit.

Or re-do thermalpaste application, and re-seat the pump.

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Okay so i'll have to setup a fan curve, if that doesn't help i will try to re-apply the thermal paste. 

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