Overheating?

[5Liquid5]

Hello guys, I build a gaming pc for a couple of weeks ago, and right now im playing BO4 on it. After closing the game today i checked the corsair link for the temperatures and it showed max temps 80-90c is that ok? Im using a i7 8700k with the corsair h150i pro.

[Jurrunio]

depends on voltage and clocks your CPU is running

[5Liquid5]

2 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

depends on voltage and clocks your CPU is running

I did not touch anything, just changed the profiel to xmp because of my ram sticks, got the corsair vengeance 3200MHz. 

[Jurrunio]

Just now, 5Liquid5 said:

I did not touch anything, just changed the profiel to xmp because of my ram sticks, got the corsair vengeance 3200MHz. 

then it is very hot. Try mount the cooler tighter onto the CPU?

[5Liquid5]

1 minute ago, Jurrunio said:

then it is very hot. Try mount the cooler tighter onto the CPU?

I tried, cant tight it anymore:(. Right now I've just got chrome running and my temps are 30-35c.

[RollinLower]

Just now, 5Liquid5 said:

I tried, cant tight it anymore:(. Right now I've just got chrome running and my temps are 30-35c.

what are your pump/fan speeds? maybe when under load it just doesn't scale and react to temps?

[barondeau]

Are all the fans plugged in from the case, trust me it might sound stupid, but it does happen

[5Liquid5]

1 minute ago, RollinLower said:

what are your pump/fan speeds? maybe when under load it just doesn't scale and react to temps?

 

[barondeau]

what is the temp of the room it is in?

 

[5Liquid5]

Just now, barondeau said:

what is the temp of the room it is in?

 

I dont know the exact temp in the room but I'm in sweden and the room is not that hot, normal temp even e little bit cool.

[Daniel644]

in my experience with a 6700k and others experience with a 7700k the stock Auto Voltages these chips run at is FAR FAR higher then they need to be, at the end of my Overclocking I was running several hundred Megahertz higher at a LOWER voltage and significantly lower temperature.

[5Liquid5]

1 minute ago, Daniel644 said:

in my experience with a 6700k and others experience with a 7700k the stock Auto Voltages these chips run at is FAR FAR higher then they need to be, at the end of my Overclocking I was running several hundred Megahertz higher at a LOWER voltage and significantly lower temperature.

So what should I do now? I mean did build the pc I understand maybe 60% of building a pc but I don't get this voltages and overclockings.

[Picklestine]

hmmm thats strange i have i7 8700k @5ghz 1.295v and same cooler it has 6 fans on it, it would hit 60'c gaming and 84'c stresstest
I would go to your bios and make sure the Vcore, VCCSA and VCCIO are reasonable (XMP profile can make these higher then needed) and replace thermal paste too just to be sure.
also try corsair iCUE software its pretty amazing

also what case you have and whats its airflow like 

 

[5Liquid5]

[5Liquid5]

4 minutes ago, Picklestine said:

hmmm thats strange i have i7 8700k @5ghz 1.295v and same cooler it has 6 fans on it, it would hit 60'c gaming and 84'c stresstest
I would go to your bios and make sure the Vcore, VCCSA and VCCIO are reasonable and replace thermal paste too just to be sure.
also try corsair iCUE software its pretty amazing ha

 

[Picklestine]

try turning VCCIO to 1.10v and CPU system agent voltage to 1.15v and see what voltage your cpu is pulling by using cpuz when running

[5Liquid5]

4 minutes ago, Picklestine said:

try turning VCCIO to 1.10v and CPU system agent voltage to 1.15v and see what voltage your cpu is pulling by using cpuz when running

Nothing is happening, I'm clicking on auto to change it, it doesn't let me to change it. 

[Daniel644]

5 minutes ago, 5Liquid5 said:

So what should I do now? I mean did build the pc I understand maybe 60% of building a pc but I don't get this voltages and overclockings.

you should overclock and lower your voltage, or just turn off auto voltage and start manually setting the voltage lower and lower until you get unstable then bump it back up, there are many guides online for overclocking.

 

since you have an ASUS board, go into the BIOS and go to the Advanced Mode, in the Advanced Mode is a tab called either AI Tewaker or Extreme Tweaker, as you scroll down through there you will find a setting called "CPU Core/Cache Voltage" and it will be set to Auto, switch it to Manual and set it to 1.2v if you are running at stock clocks, save and apply changes and reboot to windows, if it fails to boot go back into the BIOS and bump it up to 1.21v, if it does boot into Windows and is stable running Benchmark tests then you can go back and try dropping lower in 0.005v increments until you find the lowest voltage the computer is stable at, might take a few hours playing with it and running stress tests while monitoring temps, but you should see a fairly massive temp reduction if you don't Overclock. at stock speeds you may be able to get as low as 1.15v, but 1.2v seems to be the high end of the spectrum for stock clocks depending on how good your chip is.

[Picklestine]

you should be able to click auto and just type in the voltage you want, i've never used a asus mobo only msi and gigabyte so idk exactly 

[Daniel644]

3 minutes ago, 5Liquid5 said:

Nothing is happening, I'm clicking on auto to change it, it doesn't let me to change it. 

the Auto on CPU Core/Cache Voltage should have a drop down where you can change it to Manual, once you set Manual you will then get a box where you can type in the voltage you want.

[5Liquid5]

4 minutes ago, Daniel644 said:

the Auto on CPU Core/Cache Voltage should have a drop down where you can change it to Manual, once you set Manual you will then get a box where you can type in the voltage you want.

Even after pressing the manual mode, it doesn't let me type the voltage i want

[Daniel644]

where it says AUTO in the "CPU Core Voltage Override" just click there and start typing a number.

 

from what I remember anytime you click on that box you have to retype the WHOLE number.

[Picklestine]

the voltages have already changed it seems when you went into advanced info?

[5Liquid5]

1 hour ago, Daniel644 said:

where it says AUTO in the "CPU Core Voltage Override" just click there and start typing a number.

Ok i set it to 1.2v and its booting.

 

1 hour ago, Picklestine said:

the voltages have already changed it seems when you went into advanced info?

No i disabled XMP.

[Picklestine]

Just now, 5Liquid5 said:

 

No i disabled XMP.

oh that makes sense best of luck buddy