what are your resaults like for the i7 7700k

RePlayBoy101 · May 28, 2017

so currently i was wondering if i got a faulty chip and i wuld like to see what kind of resaults do you guys get

i ran the CPU-z stress test for 10 min and these are my resaults
http://imgur.com/sR1fvZO

im just confused as to why am i getting the same temperatures with a 0.1Ghz overclock than if i have the chip set to 4.5Ghz(and also my Vcore voltage usage is a bit lower when "overclocked")

im cooling my CPU with the EVO 212 using the arctic silver 5 thermal paste(i remounted the cooler and got the same temperatures)

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when i get my next pay i will try a water cooler to see if there is any difference(any recomendations?)

urbancamper · May 28, 2017

Your idle temps are too high. The temps on the right, which are also too high, are from when your cpu is being stressed. On the left is at idle. The speed and temps are not the same at idle and at load.

Cooler Master has some nice 240mm rads as does Corsair.

RePlayBoy101 · May 28, 2017

urbancamper :

i know they are high .... i just dont understand why ... my ambient temp is between 21 and 25°C

urbancamper · May 28, 2017

Are you using auto overclock on the motherboard? That would probably be giving your cpu too much voltage. That would cause heat. What is the vcore at at load? It is the very first line in HWMonitor. That bit lower that you see is called a droop. Sure it looks like the voltage is lower but it was actually higher to begin with due to the overclock.

It might be a good idea to lay off the overclock till you get a decent cooling solution. The i7 7700k runs hot.

RePlayBoy101 · May 28, 2017

urbancamper :

my MOBO has the Vcore set to 1.300V and i cant change it

and my Vcore max goes up to 1.400V but it awereages at areound 1.200V - 1.300V

urbancamper · May 28, 2017

Those mid 30s are what your cpu is at idle. I'm sure they would be lower with better cooling. 1.4 vcore is a little high so I am assuming(even though you didn't say) that this is an auto overclock by pressing 1 button. I think you should back off the overclock till you get a better cooler. The 212 evo is ok, but really not that good for the i7 7700k.

RePlayBoy101 · May 28, 2017

urbancamper :

i get the same resoults if im using 4.5Ghz ...

i got the ga z270x gaming 5 mobo ... and i didnt mess with the bios ... i just set the ram (XMP) and the OC (the mobo allready has the overclock settings up to 5Ghz)

urbancamper · May 28, 2017

First you say you didn't mess with the bios. Then you say you "just" set the xmp and the OC. THAT is messing with the bios.

My point is the 212 evo is not a good enough cooler for stress testing the i7 7700k or overclocking it. Get better cooling.

Manufacturers put more voltage then necessary on the cpu to ensure a stable overclock from the auto overclock. It tends to add more heat. Learn how to manually overclock.That will solve your heat problems. Also it helps to have decent airflow though your case with some fans.

RePlayBoy101 · May 28, 2017

urbancamper :

im gonna get the MasterLiquid Pro 280 and seee what comes out of it and i hope it will fit in my case (silensio 452)

urbancamper · May 28, 2017

Your case will NOT fit that. It will fit a 240mm radiator max. Also it would have to be in the front.

RePlayBoy101 · May 28, 2017

urbancamper :

it can fit the cooler in the front with ease

urbancamper · May 28, 2017

RePlayBoy101 :

You may want to read this before you spend money on that 280mm radiator. This is the product page. Could it be that the maker of this product does no know what it is capable of? You come in here and ask for help. you also ask questions. You argue about the answers.

http://www.coolermaster.com/case/mid-tower-silent-series/silencio452/

Good luck with your 280mm radiator.

RePlayBoy101 · May 28, 2017

urbancamper :

RePlayBoy101 :

You may want to read this before you spend money on that 280mm radiator. This is the product page. Could it be that the maker of this product does no know what it is capable of? You come in here and ask for help. you also ask questions. You argue about the answers.

http://www.coolermaster.com/case/mid-tower-silent-series/silencio452/

Good luck with your 280mm radiator.

the dimensions of the radiator and 2 140mm fans can fit in ... afterall im currently using 2 140mm fans infront

urbancamper · May 28, 2017

You realize of course that a 280mm radiator is actually bigger then 280mm? Ok, don't go by what the manufacturer says. Good luck to you. Have fun wasting time and money.

J_E_D_70 · May 28, 2017

Only so much a liquid cooler is going to do - this is a very widespread problem:
https://communities.intel.com/thread/110728?start=840&t...
Dozens of pages of folks with this issue.

Either have to see if you can trade back in for one that doesn't get so hot, just live with it, or delid (can get your own kit or pay $50 for service):
https://siliconlottery.com/products/delid

RePlayBoy101 · May 28, 2017

J_E_D_70 :

im not gonna break the warranty ... i will try a new cooler ... if it doesnt work i will use my warranty

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