H80i GT + i5 4690k temps.

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I'm looking for some H80i GT+i5 4690K temps/users to compare to try and gauge how I'm performing.

My ambient temp is roughly 20C, CPU idle is 30-35C. Gaming temps are 60C peaks, average 45C and 55C peak if using the pumps performance mode.

Water temp usually gets up to stable a of 30C by the evening after running the machine all day and usually 40C under load.

4690k is running at 4.0Ghz, 1.120v
 
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Not too sure, but probably. The more recent CPUs run a lot hotter, but also cooler do to their performance increases and efficiency, but I get around 60c on an i5-4590, so you're doing a lot better than me, even with the OC. And most people tend to get around 70c when overclocked at around 4.5GHz, so you're either on par, or a bit under. You can keep clocking it up if you're...
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The temperatures, voltage and clock speed all seem pretty normal, I don't have an h80i, but on most 4690k's you can get around 4.5GHz on 1.3-ish volts (If you're lucky) and around 75c. So everything seems normal.

I know you asked for other H80i users, but the h80i is quite close to a high-end air cooler, and people attain similar temperatures, voltages and clock speeds on that.

Edit: If anything, the temperatures are really good while gaming, around 50-60c is generally quite normal, and I get that on 3.7GHz with an air cooler. So nice job!
 
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Hey thanks. So is 60C while gaming actually considered performance cooling on the Haswell's or any of the newer generation cpu's? It's been a while since I upgraded now but I came from having the core 2 duo's and quad core Q6600 and I don't remember what was considered good temps on those.

Do the Haswell's inherently run hotter than their predecessors?
 
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Not too sure, but probably. The more recent CPUs run a lot hotter, but also cooler do to their performance increases and efficiency, but I get around 60c on an i5-4590, so you're doing a lot better than me, even with the OC. And most people tend to get around 70c when overclocked at around 4.5GHz, so you're either on par, or a bit under. You can keep clocking it up if you're comfortable with it, around 1.3V at 4.5-4.6GHz seems like you could get with your 4690k
 
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