Maximum safe temperature of an i5 4570
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http://ark.intel.com/products/75043/Intel-Core-i5-4570-Processor-6M-Cache-up-to-3_60-GHz
Intel says no higher than 72.72 °C. It will continue to run higher than that, but you may be harming the processor's longevity somewhat at that point.
72°C is 72°C. Your ambient room temperature or a crappy cooler might get you there faster, but neither changes what is "safe" for the processor.
Intel says no higher than 72.72 °C. It will continue to run higher than that, but you may be harming the processor's longevity somewhat at that point.
72°C is 72°C. Your ambient room temperature or a crappy cooler might get you there faster, but neither changes what is "safe" for the processor.
Yeah, I'm not used to looking at HWMonitor, but I believe that's correct.
The "Minimum" represents the lowest temperature the program has recorded while its been open. The "Maximum," naturally, is the highest. Looks like yours idles at around 35 *C and hit 51 *C while you were doing something that stressed the CPU a little.
If you leave HWMonitor running and then go play a game or run a stress test (or do whatever you do that pushes the hardware the most), HWMonitor will record the hottest temperature your processor got during that time under the Max column. I would say that if you kept it under 60 *C or so at the worst, then you're in great shape. You're "safe" up to 70 or so, but I wouldn't recommend letting it get much hotter than that.
The "Minimum" represents the lowest temperature the program has recorded while its been open. The "Maximum," naturally, is the highest. Looks like yours idles at around 35 *C and hit 51 *C while you were doing something that stressed the CPU a little.
If you leave HWMonitor running and then go play a game or run a stress test (or do whatever you do that pushes the hardware the most), HWMonitor will record the hottest temperature your processor got during that time under the Max column. I would say that if you kept it under 60 *C or so at the worst, then you're in great shape. You're "safe" up to 70 or so, but I wouldn't recommend letting it get much hotter than that.
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