i have i5 6600k @4.4ghz 1.27v. Afterburner usually shows 50+ under load in games, but speedfan shows peaks at 60-67 during long sessions of gaming. Isnt that quit high? I heard ppl have max 50c during load on this cpu. I have scythe mugen 2 rev b cooler and lancool k58 case. running tunned ai suit3 fan curve
Are those high temps?
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elbert
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Those temps are fine and really as long your not hitting 80's are ok under full load. If you want to test use prime95 version 26.6. If temps stay below 80c for 3~4mins with your air cooler is great.
http://www.mersenneforum.org/showthread.php?t=15504
http://www.mersenneforum.org/showthread.php?t=15504
Seaweed Monster
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Sounds about right. Wouldn't worry about it.
If you are concerned, perhaps install an in-take fan directly over or across from the CPU heatsink. You will see better results.
If you are concerned, perhaps install an in-take fan directly over or across from the CPU heatsink. You will see better results.
Ecky
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Perfectly normal. Be aware that you can't compare the temperatures of modern Intel CPUs with AMD CPUs or older Intel CPUs, because they measure temps differently. Back in the Athlon XP days, for instance, temperature was measured via a ribbon pressing on the bottom of the CPU, so the temperature you saw was not from the middle of the die but of the temperature in the socket. AMD FM2+ CPUs don't report temperature at all, instead using an arbitrary "thermal margin" scale which is not degrees, and anything above zero is fine. Intel designed your chip to throttle at 100c, and shutdown to protect itself at 130c as per how they measure it.
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