Greetings fellow th community,
I just wanted to know, I recently purchased GA-Z97X-G1 and Core i7 4790k. My initial run pumped up CPU temps somewhere up to 91°C with unsecured Noctua NH-D15 [I build like 2-3 desktops/week, and I always put noctua NH-D14/15 w/o mounting on mobo, just in case it would be bad, or something, to avoid hassle with TiM and temps were so far almost identical as with secured noctua], could about 20 seconds of this temp cause some damage to CPU? Right after I secured NH-D15, booted into UEFi I noticed temperatures are quite high, 40-45°C at idle [4,4k GHz] and noticed motherboard hit my cpu with 1,458 vcore. After I updated to latest bios [uefi - F6 it backed down to 1.248 vcore. Temps went back to 28-32°C idle.
Could the CPU've taken some damage after these events?
Please advise,
kind regards
Bryan
P.S.: What's the chance of physically moving raid0 and raid1 array to new computer [GA-Z77X-UP7 to GA-Z97X-G1] without having to rebuild and reinitialize both 0 and 1 array into same controller [just newer generation]?
I just wanted to know, I recently purchased GA-Z97X-G1 and Core i7 4790k. My initial run pumped up CPU temps somewhere up to 91°C with unsecured Noctua NH-D15 [I build like 2-3 desktops/week, and I always put noctua NH-D14/15 w/o mounting on mobo, just in case it would be bad, or something, to avoid hassle with TiM and temps were so far almost identical as with secured noctua], could about 20 seconds of this temp cause some damage to CPU? Right after I secured NH-D15, booted into UEFi I noticed temperatures are quite high, 40-45°C at idle [4,4k GHz] and noticed motherboard hit my cpu with 1,458 vcore. After I updated to latest bios [uefi - F6 it backed down to 1.248 vcore. Temps went back to 28-32°C idle.
Could the CPU've taken some damage after these events?
Please advise,
kind regards
Bryan
P.S.: What's the chance of physically moving raid0 and raid1 array to new computer [GA-Z77X-UP7 to GA-Z97X-G1] without having to rebuild and reinitialize both 0 and 1 array into same controller [just newer generation]?