To hot for i7 7700k?

[Gorge]

 I had a quick question, is it normal for me to be seeing temperatures from 80-90 C  under full load? i7 7700K  it’s about 40C  on idle 

[lmeneses]

thats high, what cooler are you using and whats your clock speed?

[Gorge]

Hyper 212 led  from cooler master

4.20 GHZ

[Gorge]

 Recently it gets about 67°C under fall load, but that’s because it’s snowy out I’m talking in this summer.

[dgsddfgdfhgs]

2 minutes ago, Gorge said:

Hyper 212 led  from cooler master

do you feel hot air though the 212? mine has very weak fan and fixed by adding another fan

[Gorge]

 Out of the back of the keys? No, should I consider undervolting?  I have a crappy gigabyte motherboard  

[Gorge]

 Back of the case**

[Gorge]

9 minutes ago, lmeneses said:

thats high, what cooler are you using and whats your clock speed?

Hyper 212 led 4.20 GHZ

I have a crappy gigabyte motherboard, should I under volt?  Lately my CPU has been about 67°C under load, that’s because it’s winter and these high temps are during the summer.

[Gorge]

5 minutes ago, dgsddfgdfhgs said:

do you feel hot air though the 212? mine has very weak fan and fixed by adding another fan

 Well I  do out of the back exhaust vent of the case 

[dgsddfgdfhgs]

Just now, Gorge said:

Well I  do out of the back exhaust vent of the case 

not talking about the case, open case and directly feel the cpu cooler

[Gorge]

3 minutes ago, dgsddfgdfhgs said:

not talking about the case, open case and directly feel the cpu cooler

 OK I’ll check

[Gorge]

7 minutes ago, dgsddfgdfhgs said:

not talking about the case, open case and directly feel the cpu cooler

  So what are you talking about where the exhaust fan  would suck this heat? 

[Jurrunio]

39 minutes ago, Gorge said:

  So what are you talking about where the exhaust fan  would suck this heat? 

he's talking about having fans on both sides of the heatsink of the cooler

https://www.arctic.ac/worldwide_en/freezer-33-esports-edition.html

 

but really, the Hyper 212 is just a crap as your motherboard. Undervolting will help, but it still won't let you overclock to any noticeable gains.

[TubsAlwaysWins]

43 minutes ago, Gorge said:

  So what are you talking about where the exhaust fan  would suck this heat? 

I think hes talking about how much airflow the fan can push through your cooler. If its not moving alot of air through it, theres two ways you can go (or both)

1. Add a second fan (Like @dgsddfgdfhgs said) to help pull more air through

2. Go into the BIOS and change your fan speed settings on the CPU fan header. Should be labeled as CPU fan or CPU Fan 1 if its plugged in right)

 

 

Edit:

@Jurrunio is right with their post. The T12 really isnt gonna do that CPU justice. If you can afford it, I have had pretty good results with the BeQuiet Dark Rock Pro 3. (i5-6600K, 4.7Ghz (No clue what voltage))

[Gorge]

3 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

he's talking about having fans on both sides of the heatsink of the cooler

https://www.arctic.ac/worldwide_en/freezer-33-esports-edition.html

 

but really, the Hyper 212 is just a crap as your motherboard. Undervolting will help, but it still won't let you overclock to any noticeable gains.

 But if I’m not getting any thermal throttling, and SPS is great, should I be concerned? The system runs at 67°C but it is winter, during the summer it’s harder The cpu can get to 80-85C

[Gorge]

4 minutes ago, TubsAlwaysWins said:

I think hes talking about how much airflow the fan can push through your cooler. If its not moving alot of air through it, theres two ways you can go (or both)

1. Add a second fan (Like @dgsddfgdfhgs said) to help pull more air through

2. Go into the BIOS and change your fan speed settings on the CPU fan header. Should be labeled as CPU fan or CPU Fan 1 if its plugged in right)

 

 

Edit:

@Jurrunio is right with their post. The T12 really isnt gonna do that CPU justice. If you can afford it, I have had pretty good results with the BeQuiet Dark Rock Pro 3. (i5-6600K, 4.7Ghz (No clue what voltage))

 So  should I be concerned with my thermals? It’s winter and I’m getting 67°C on my CPU under followed, my VRM is about 60°C but during the summer my CPU will hit 85 to 90 

[TubsAlwaysWins]

4 minutes ago, Gorge said:

 So  should I be concerned with my thermals? It’s winter and I’m getting 67°C on my CPU under followed, my VRM is about 60°C but during the summer my CPU will hit 85 to 90 

I personally wouldnt recommend letting your CPU get over 80c (In something like Prime95 or Aida64). While its winter there isnt to much to worry about, but its still going to be something to think about IMO.

Simple fix would be looking into a simple fan curve

[Jurrunio]

5 minutes ago, Gorge said:

 But if I’m not getting any thermal throttling, and SPS is great, should I be concerned? The system runs at 67°C but it is winter, during the summer it’s harder The cpu can get to 80-85C

SPS?

 

It's not unsafe to run as is in summer, but it is on the line of being 'fine'.

[dgsddfgdfhgs]

1 minute ago, Gorge said:

So  should I be concerned with my thermals? It’s winter and I’m getting 67°C on my CPU under followed, my VRM is about 60°C but during the summer my CPU will hit 85 to 90 

7700k at 4.2ghz (stock ) with such such temps is still with safe range, as far as no performance drop.

but running at this performance, what the difference with a 7700 non K?

its fine if you accept the results and not overclocking