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i7 4790 with Stock Cooler over 80°C in Adobe premiere Rendering, is it too high?

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June 14, 2014 3:02:40 AM

Hi, i recently bought this computer I7 4790 with Asus h97m-e motherboard and Asus R9 270x GPU. For now i still have the stock Intel Cooler.

CPU-Z validation: http://valid.x86.fr/m2lulh

Room temperature 27°C.

During games(Skyrim and BF4 on Ultra above 60fps-stable) the CPU doesn't go above 55°C, same goes for GPU. But during Adobe premiere video rendering(exporting) the CPU goes above 80°C after few minutes and then it stays there. The CPU fan is set on aggresive-turbo alredy.

I believe anything above 70°C is unhealthy for CPU but i need your opinion, is 80°C damaging for CPU?

What CPU coolers go on Mini-ATX motherboards(http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/H97ME/) with low profile RAM(http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...).

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June 14, 2014 3:07:09 AM

Yes above 75 Celcius does damage. I recommend you get a CPU cooler even if it's a Hyper 212 Evo it will cool LOADS better than than stock cooler. Though it's strange how the temperatures go THAT much higher when rendering than when playing games... Mine is normally just about 7 Degrees Celcius more than when playing games...
If you keep the CPU with temps like that much longer it will probably just stop working.
Hope I helped :D 
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June 14, 2014 4:29:06 AM

SachMcFunny said:
Yes above 75 Celcius does damage. I recommend you get a CPU cooler even if it's a Hyper 212 Evo it will cool LOADS better than than stock cooler. Though it's strange how the temperatures go THAT much higher when rendering than when playing games... Mine is normally just about 7 Degrees Celcius more than when playing games...
If you keep the CPU with temps like that much longer it will probably just stop working.
Hope I helped :D 


In games it doesn't go higher because i set framerate limit at 60 fps so it doesn't waste energy on extra frames cause my monitor works at 60Hz at 1680x1050.

In Skyrim at Ultra(highest quality settings possible) the GPU doesn't go above 55°C with average 50% usage, CPU temps are around 50°C with 30% CPU usage average.

I need to get a better monitor and CPU cooler i think.
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June 14, 2014 4:51:19 AM

Not necessarily a better monitor for the moment, but definitely a better cpu cooler.
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June 14, 2014 4:54:42 AM

You have nothing to worry about, ~80°C is not a dangerous temp, however, is not an optimal temp... (especially if the dust starts to accumulate on the heatsink).
An aftermarket cooler is always better than the Intel heatsink, no matter what, just pick a good (cheap) & silent aftermarket cooler.

The temperature difference between the games and video editing is normal, because in video editing the CPU have all cores fully loaded, and most importantly, because is using the pipeline AVX 2.0 of the Haswell architecture (plus in this situation there is a small Vcore boost in adaptive mode). Therefore, it is normal that the CPU generate much more heat and reaches almost 80~90°C on stock Intel heatsink.

Choose any "tower" model that you like, with 92mm or better 120mm fan, obviously looks at the measures and if it fits in your case. some examples; Hyper TX3 EVO (one of the smaller towers around, good compromise between heatsink size and performance), Hyper 212 EVO (much bigger) etc.
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