hyper 212 evo high temps?

[harbiston]

I have i5 4690k @ 4,4 ghz and 1.2v stable but i get 80-82c with intelburntest, in gta v i get 70c and other games 60-70.. i feel like they are too high. whats wrong, or these temps are good? id like to go higher but im scared at 1.25v cpu would go 90c or something... help??

[Firewrath9]

the hyper 212 evo is not a particularly good cooler, mabye repaste or get a new cooler.

80c is fine

[Fasauceome]

Have you got one fan or 2, you can add another fan to improve results because the 212 Evo comes with a second bracket. 80 is nothing to worry about though

[jiyeon]

It's a bad cooler to begin with so it's not a surprise. Being real, anything below 80°C is fine. I only ever reached 70°C max on stress with my 8600K at 5GHz.

[harbiston]

15 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

Have you got one fan or 2, you can add another fan to improve results because the 212 Evo comes with a second bracket. 80 is nothing to worry about though

1 fan, so i could add another fan behind it ? i did not know that.. if thats correct, i would think about it.

 

13 minutes ago, seoz said:

It's a bad cooler to begin with so it's not a surprise. Being real, anything below 80°C is fine. I only ever reached 70°C max on stress with my 8600K at 5GHz.

 

19 minutes ago, Firewrath9 said:

the hyper 212 evo is not a particularly good cooler, mabye repaste or get a new cooler.

80c is fine

i thought its good  i think im gonna save up for new cooler then, rip

[Fasauceome]

1 minute ago, harbiston said:

1 fan, so i could add another fan behind it ? i did not know that.. if thats correct, i would think about it.

 

 

i thought its good  i think im gonna save up for new cooler then, rip

I do recommend just adding a second fan. Make sure the fans both blow air the same direction. Also, it's an easy opportunity to add a little RGB pizazz by moving the included fan to the back and putting on a selected color fan on the front (if it's visible)

[LogicalDrm]

2 hours ago, harbiston said:

i thought its good  i think im gonna save up for new cooler then, rip

It's decent cooler. Budget, and it performs accordingly. What you have are normal temps. Intelburn Test hasn't been on my stress test list for years because of inconsistent results. I would recommend using OCCT or Aida64. The max temp you get while stressing is max you are getting when fan works. So no need to worry about it.

[harbiston]

54 minutes ago, LoGiCalDrm said:

It's decent cooler. Budget, and it performs accordingly. What you have are normal temps. Intelburn Test hasn't been on my stress test list for years because of inconsistent results. I would recommend using OCCT or Aida64. The max temp you get while stressing is max you are getting when fan works. So no need to worry about it.

i think intelburntest is for raping cpu, i get 80c all the time from there but from realbench got only 70c max temps. my overclock is stable but i would like to go higher, do you think my temps would raise much when i would go from 1.2v to 1.25v ? (tried 1,225v with 4,5ghz and not stable) also is realbench good? or should i use occt

[harbiston]

nah nty occt bsod 2 minutes into testing, meanwhile i just played 2 hours rust no problem and multiple times gta v for good 3-4 hours and no problem  

[LogicalDrm]

8 minutes ago, harbiston said:

i think intelburntest is for raping cpu, i get 80c all the time from there but from realbench got only 70c max temps. my overclock is stable but i would like to go higher, do you think my temps would raise much when i would go from 1.2v to 1.25v ? (tried 1,225v with 4,5ghz and not stable) also is realbench good? or should i use occt

How much temps change depends on too many things only way is to test and see. I use OCCT. It's also preferred for some youtubers, namely TTL and Jay. RealBench is what name says. It simulates real life situations. I'd say use both, but OCCT probably gives higher temps.