Temps

[Will Or occ]

ok 1st off this is my pc specs // my pc // http://pcpartpicker.com/list/xfL3bj

 

This is the temps I have right know when I am rendering a 3min high res vid  https://gyazo.com/cd702695b87773a87dfaa2d780e120a3

 

This is good temps when rendering 

 

I HAVE A 970

[2Fast2Quik]

Can you use a different software to show us  your temps. Speed fan isn't the most accurate, nor is it that informative. Try to use msi afterburner, Hw Monitor.

[Damocles]

Use realtemp, as its obvious your fan speed readings are wrong. Nothing is running 120+ degrees.

[Will Or occ]

Just now, Damocles said:

Use realtemp, as its obvious your fan speed readings are wrong. Nothing is running 120+ degrees.

k thanks

[Simon771]

Everything seems fine from that.

As long as it's under 80°C, both CPU and GPU, there is nothing to worry about.

[2Fast2Quik]

3 minutes ago, Simon771 said:

Everything seems fine from that.

As long as it's under 80°C, both CPU and GPU, there is nothing to worry about.

* As long as your gpu is under 80 Degrees C and Cpu under 70 Degrees C

[Will Or occ]

Just now, Damocles said:

Use realtemp, as its obvious your fan speed readings are wrong. Nothing is running 120+ degrees.

ok https://gyazo.com/d0cb19259149b7ef0e1f075f4a118109

the 4 numbers is the cores? right? also can u not look at the gpu?

[DrMikeNZ]

127°C is a common number as a result of an open circuit (optional sensor that is not connected), or a failed reading.

[Will Or occ]

Just now, DrMikeNZ said:

127°C is a common number as a result of an open circuit (optional sensor that is not connected), or a failed reading.

thats fine right ?

[WoodenMarker]

Just now, Will Or occ said:

thats fine right ?

Yes. 

[2Fast2Quik]

Everything looks good.

[Will Or occ]

Just now, WoodenMarker said:

Yes. 

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[Will Or occ]

Just now, 2Fast2Quik said:

Everything looks good.

ty

[Simon771]

3 minutes ago, 2Fast2Quik said:

* As long as your gpu is under 80 Degrees C and Cpu under 70 Degrees C

Well intel CPUs start throttling at 100°C, and 105°C is when heat starts making damage to CPU.

So 80°C is still fine for CPU. Not great or ideal, but it won't harm your CPU.

 

At least that's what I have been told.

[DrMikeNZ]

4 minutes ago, Simon771 said:

Well intel CPUs start throttling at 100°C, and 105°C is when heat starts making damage to CPU.

So 80°C is still fine for CPU. Not great or ideal, but it won't harm your CPU.

 

At least that's what I have been told.

60°C is my preferred temperature for 24/7 operation.

I have run CPUs at 80°C 24/7 and the thermal paste degraded faster and required annual replacement.

Modern CPUs are fine up to 100°C but I wouldn't recommend it for long periods, I would expect increased degradation of the thermal paste including the TIM under the heatspreader.

[2Fast2Quik]

22 minutes ago, DrMikeNZ said:

60°C is my preferred temperature for 24/7 operation.

I have run CPUs at 80°C 24/7 and the thermal paste degraded faster and required annual replacement.

Modern CPUs are fine up to 100°C but I wouldn't recommend it for long periods, I would expect increased degradation of the thermal paste including the TIM under the heatspreader.

Exactly.

[Damocles]

8 hours ago, Will Or occ said:

ok https://gyazo.com/d0cb19259149b7ef0e1f075f4a118109

the 4 numbers is the cores? right? also can u not look at the gpu?

At stock speeds 50 ish degrees is normal. Nothing fancy, so you should try overclocking now and get around 80-90 degrees