- Jun 27, 2014
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I posted a similar thread a few weeks back but I didn't put a lot of information that I feel was important. So when rendering animations in Blender, my CPU is pretty much at 100% load 95% of the time, and only drops to around 80% when switching to the next frame render. I have had this render running for around 15 minutes. Right now my temps are as follows (this is with the NH-D14 cooler running at 4.4GHz turbo boost):
Core 0: 75C
Core 1: 76C
Core 2: 74C
Core 3: 68C
Package: 76C
These are the MAXIMUM temps. They usually seem to sit around the 71C range and occasionally jump up or down.
I am using the thermal paste that came with the Noctua cooler. I heard it is very good.
My case is a Corsair Carbide 200R. I reused it because it is a pretty decent case.
Cable management is OK, I could probably get it a bit better.
Ambient temperature in my room is usually around 24C (76F).
My GPU is a Sapphire Radeon R9 390 which usually idles around 45C; AMD is always obviously hot.
I have 3 fans. Two outtakes, one in top and one at back. One intake in the front.
Running on 2 monitors (although I guess that's mainly GPU dependent).
As I said, turbo is enabled so any load on the CPU runs it at 4.4GHz. I haven't yet attempted any overclocking beyond 4.4GHz due to the turbo. Good enough for me.
Here's my full PC specs:
Mobo: gigabyte z97x-ud3h
GPU: Sapphire R9 390
CPU: i7 4790k
500GB SSD
1TB HDD
XFX Pro 750W PSU (not modular, part of the reason for messy cables).
Noctua NH-D14 cooler.
16gb ram
Core 0: 75C
Core 1: 76C
Core 2: 74C
Core 3: 68C
Package: 76C
These are the MAXIMUM temps. They usually seem to sit around the 71C range and occasionally jump up or down.
I am using the thermal paste that came with the Noctua cooler. I heard it is very good.
My case is a Corsair Carbide 200R. I reused it because it is a pretty decent case.
Cable management is OK, I could probably get it a bit better.
Ambient temperature in my room is usually around 24C (76F).
My GPU is a Sapphire Radeon R9 390 which usually idles around 45C; AMD is always obviously hot.
I have 3 fans. Two outtakes, one in top and one at back. One intake in the front.
Running on 2 monitors (although I guess that's mainly GPU dependent).
As I said, turbo is enabled so any load on the CPU runs it at 4.4GHz. I haven't yet attempted any overclocking beyond 4.4GHz due to the turbo. Good enough for me.
Here's my full PC specs:
Mobo: gigabyte z97x-ud3h
GPU: Sapphire R9 390
CPU: i7 4790k
500GB SSD
1TB HDD
XFX Pro 750W PSU (not modular, part of the reason for messy cables).
Noctua NH-D14 cooler.
16gb ram
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