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H80i and Haswell idle temps?

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I believe this is fine but does it seem right? I have a 4670k and H80i in only pull configuration, I'm around 30-32 degrees at idle. 

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You should be worried about the idle temps its the load temps you need to look at

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remember haswell chips aren't soldered to their IHSs, so expect higher temps pretty much all the time compared to chips that are soldered.

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You should be worried about the idle temps its the load temps you need to look at

 

remember haswell chips aren't soldered to their IHSs, so expect higher temps pretty much all the time compared to chips that are soldered.

I just wanted to make sure it wasn't a bad mount, but it seems like I did fine correct?

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I just wanted to make sure it wasn't a bad mount, but it seems like I did fine correct?

 

its hard to tell with idle temps. run a stress test on the CPU and then record the load temps and then it will be easier to see if the mount is an issue or not as idle temps doesnt matter and we also need the ambient temps as well so we can find out the delta temps as that is the important thing

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The ambient temperature largely determines where idle temps will be. Depending on the performance setting an H80i will be 4C - 5C above ambient.

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