cpu temps

[Paddi01]

My CPU has TJ max at 72 degrees, so it is not recommended to run the cpu higher than that.

But if i let it run 80 C. more frequently, how much will it impact the lifespan?

I have x4 880k.

[pcnoob27]

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I am not really familiar with overclocking but 72 celcius is really high. And around 80 the motherboard will shutdown your pc to prevent damage so i would try to lower the temps if possible. There are many good guides on overclocking etc. On google

[Alexzz_]

30 minutes ago, Paddi01 said:

My CPU has TJ max at 72 degrees, so it is not recommended to run the cpu higher than that.

But if i let it run 80 C. more frequently, how much will it impact the lifespan?

I have x4 880k.

try running aida64 and stress test the cpu, then check for thermal throttling and temperatures.

[Paddi01]

20 minutes ago, Alexzz_ said:

try running aida64 and stress test the cpu, then check for thermal throttling and temperatures.

I use Prime95 for stress testing and it clocks down at 83 degrees. However my pc never shuts down because of overheating.

 

[Alexzz_]

20 minutes ago, Paddi01 said:

I use Prime95 for stress testing and it clocks down at 83 degrees. However my pc never shuts down because of overheating.

 

It is quite hot for a cpu but it wont immediately start melting, if you can you should upgrade your cooler. If you cant afford a better cooler and want to keep using your pc with a high load you might need to concider undervolting it to prevent danage in the long term.

[aezakmi]

if you use it at that temp during long periods it'll start failing in like 6 months or maybe a year, to the point it'll just need more voltage to run at the same frequency, increasing the damage

 

you can check this link http://eesemi.com/emig.htm

 

you might need to underclock or get a better cooler