liquid i7-6800k liquid cool idling temp is it normal?

[Mike.LSJ]

I using cooler master ML120L RGB) but I overclock to 3.9 or 4.0 ghz (x99 deluxe automatic overclock when I setup in BIOS

the picture below is on idling 

is it normal

room temp in 24c

[Divide_By_0]

Idle temps, are just that. Idle. So, yes, thats a pretty normal temp for it, given I'm assuming your home is around that temp too. Stress test it, then give us some temp results That'll tell you if the OC is stable or if you need to tune it down a couple bits

[Mike.LSJ]

ok ok  

 

[Mike.LSJ]

using what software to do stress test?

 

[W-L]

11 minutes ago, Mike.LSJ said:

using what software to do stress test?

 

Use something like Adia 64 to run a stress test, it is only a single 120mm AIO cooler so it will get somewhat toasty. I would recommend however to manually dial in the overclock as most auto overclock options tend to apply too much voltage for too little overclock. 

[Mike.LSJ]

22 minutes ago, W-L said:

Use something like Adia 64 to run a stress test, it is only a single 120mm AIO cooler so it will get somewhat toasty. I would recommend however to manually dial in the overclock as most auto overclock options tend to apply too much voltage for too little overclock. 

 

[W-L]

2 minutes ago, Mike.LSJ said:

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Your going to want to run it for a while for the fluid temps to reach equilibrium usually around 30 mins for a small cooler should do it. It looks be around 70C off the bat which seem pretty good for that processor. 

[Mike.LSJ]

ok ok I try for 30 min thx 

I using 2 fan(PUSH AND PULL) for the radiator

[Mike.LSJ]

[Mike.LSJ]

1 hour ago, W-L said:

Use something like Adia 64 to run a stress test, it is only a single 120mm AIO cooler so it will get somewhat toasty. I would recommend however to manually dial in the overclock as most auto overclock options tend to apply too much voltage for too little overclock. 

I JUST FINISH THE TEST PICTURE ABOVE

[W-L]

3 minutes ago, Mike.LSJ said:

I JUST FINISH THE TEST PICTURE ABOVE

That seems pretty alright to me, it only looks like your hitting a peak of around 70C so I would keep the settings around there if you want you can try to push a bit more to see if you can get a more performance but keep the temps under 85C. Other than getting a large cooler that would be your main limitation in terms of putting more voltage and increasing the overclock. 

 

Also don't forget to run a long term stress test to confirm the stability of the system, a variety of different loads and real world applications are good for this. 

[Mike.LSJ]

3 minutes ago, W-L said:

That seems pretty alright to me, it only looks like your hitting a peak of around 70C so I would keep the settings around there if you want you can try to push a bit more to see if you can get a more performance but keep the temps under 85C. Other than getting a large cooler that would be your main limitation in terms of putting more voltage and increasing the overclock. 

 

Also don't forget to run a long term stress test to confirm the stability of the system, a variety of different loads and real world applications are good for this. 

THANK