Hi! I was wondering if anyone could tell me if my temps are too high for my current build. I currently have my 2500k OC'd to 4.5ghz. The idle temps are around 35-40, and my 100% load temps when using prime 95 are 58-65. Are these temps normal for this cooler? I went back down to stock, and the temps were around 30-35, which from what I have read, is sort of high with a properly installed hyper 212 Evo. The build is in a Rosewill Blackhawk, if that helps. Thanks for the help, and let me know if you guys need any more info about my build.
Intel 2500k Hyper 212 Evo too hot?
- Thread starter Kilokk
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i have roughly the same temps on my 3570K with the same cooler, mine doesnt go above 62C tho and thats doing WCG/F@H 
definitely within safe temps for sure. 75 and above is when i personally would start to worry. you have to remember its summer right now temps will vary more than in fall or winter.
definitely within safe temps for sure. 75 and above is when i personally would start to worry. you have to remember its summer right now temps will vary more than in fall or winter.
AlienIsGOD
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i have roughly the same temps on my 3570K with the same cooler, mine doesnt go above 62C tho and thats doing WCG/F@H definitely within safe temps for sure. 75 and above is when i personally would start to worry. you have to remember its summer right now temps will vary more than in fall or winter.
definitely within safe temps for sure. 75 and above is when i personally would start to worry. you have to remember its summer right now temps will vary more than in fall or winter.
AlienIsGOD :
i have roughly the same temps on my 3570K with the same cooler, mine doesnt go above 62C tho and thats doing WCG/F@H definitely within safe temps for sure. 75 and above is when i personally would start to worry. you have to remember its summer right now temps will vary more than in fall or winter.
definitely within safe temps for sure. 75 and above is when i personally would start to worry. you have to remember its summer right now temps will vary more than in fall or winter.
Fair enough, I was just reading that people get temps down around 20-25c stock using similar cooling. That's pretty much what I figured but I said "Well, if I CAN get it cooler, why not?"
TheBigTroll
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wtf? no sort of cooling will bring down your temps by 25c unless you got a high end nh-d14 or a h220 liquid cooler.
your temps are great. id try a higher clockspeed until you end up in the high 70s and thats where id suggest stopping
your temps are great. id try a higher clockspeed until you end up in the high 70s and thats where id suggest stopping
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