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i7 3770K with 360mm radiator temps.

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I am runnings an i7 3770K with a 360mm radiator on a custom loop. fans running at around 1200RPM.

 

Runnig idle at around 40-50C.

 

Is that normal? I thinks its a little high but I am not sure.

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4 minutes ago, ivanraeder said:

I am runnings an i7 3770K with a 360mm radiator on a custom loop. fans running at around 1200RPM.

 

Runnig idle at around 40-50C.

 

Is that normal? I thinks its a little high but I am not sure.

way to high. What are you ambiet temps? 35-40C? if not then this is a problem

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I would check to make sure your CPU block is seated correctly and that there is enough (or not too much) thermal compound

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I have only tested while doing nothing in windows and I get around 38-45 right now

 

1 hour ago, Cereal5 said:

I would check to make sure your CPU block is seated correctly and that there is enough (or not too much) thermal compound

I have changes many times after changing cases and I still have the same temps

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That aint right, I had a 3770k and a 280x on a 240mm rad with push/pull (going back a little while) and temps were lower than that. What is your loop order? You sure the pump is running?

 

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That aint right, I had a 3770k and a 280x on a 240mm rad with push/pull (going back a little while) and temps were lower than that. What is your loop order? You sure the pump is running?

Yes the pump is running. the order is pump/reservoar, rad., CPU-block then reservoar.

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8 minutes ago, stealth80 said:

That aint right, I had a 3770k and a 280x on a 240mm rad with push/pull (going back a little while) and temps were lower than that. What is your loop order? You sure the pump is running?

 

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Just now, vorticalbox said:

My 8350 @ 1.37v for 4.5 GHZ OC is around 40-50C under full load on a h100i

thtas good! That just means my system is fucked...

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1 minute ago, ivanraeder said:

thtas good! That just means my system is fucked...

It's not "fucked" it's just not functioning correctly. As others have said reseat the CPU block and use new thermal paste. If you can't do that then try pushing on the block if temps go down you know it's not tight enough.

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Just now, vorticalbox said:

It's not "fucked" it's just not functioning correctly. As others have said reseat the CPU block and use new thermal paste.

I have done that multible times. And nothing changes...

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2 minutes ago, ivanraeder said:

I have done that multible times. And nothing changes...

Then there must be something wrong with the block. Have you tried flushing it out?

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38 minutes ago, ivanraeder said:

yeah, works fine, I have changed water every 30 day too

What is your OC? VCore in particular

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30 minutes ago, GER_T4IGA said:

What is your OC? VCore in particular

Its all stock speeds

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typically, you should be 5-8° above ambient temperature for idle. what is your room temperature?

verify your load percentage (could be driving your heat up), CPU voltage (use CPU-Z), shake case to dislodge any trapped air in the CPU block.

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is pump pwm controlled , if so what speed is it running at ? have you tried running pump slower/ faster , i have a 3770k and those idle temps are worrying if your not in a sauna 

 

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49 minutes ago, airdeano said:

typically, you should be 5-8° above ambient temperature for idle. what is your room temperature?

verify your load percentage (could be driving your heat up), CPU voltage (use CPU-Z), shake case to dislodge any trapped air in the CPU block.

Its no air there, and the room temperature is 21C and the road is about 10%

 

11 minutes ago, Jamesrideout2 said:

is pump pwm controlled , if so what speed is it running at ? have you tried running pump slower/ faster , i have a 3770k and those idle temps are worrying if your not in a sauna 

 

The pump is powered by a molex adapter

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then yes, your idle temperature is too high.

remove front panel and filter, turn fans to 100% and recheck temperatures.

10% is enough to trigger CPU to run faster than idle. CPU-Z will tell you this.

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Idle temps don't matter. Load temps do. Stress ur CPU and tell us ur temps.

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8 hours ago, laushik said:

Idle temps don't matter. Load temps do. Stress ur CPU and tell us ur temps.

When runnig 100% I get max 55C.

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5 hours ago, ivanraeder said:

When runnig 100% I get max 55C.

You are 100% fine.... Don't worry about your idle temps.

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1 hour ago, laushik said:

You are 100% fine.... Don't worry about your idle temps.

Okay, Thank! :D

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21 hours ago, ivanraeder said:

I am runnings an i7 3770K with a 360mm radiator on a custom loop. fans running at around 1200RPM.

 

Runnig idle at around 40-50C.

 

Is that normal? I thinks its a little high but I am not sure.

Ivy bridge is when Intel stopped using fluxless solder and started using tim paste in between the ihs and the cpu die. The tim paste that Intel used on Ivy bridge sucked ass which is why your temps could be this high. People delid their Ivy bridge to replace the tim that Intel used and had their temps lowered by 10-15 °C.

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