i7 950 @ 4.0 running at 87 degrees c under full load?
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But the cooler came out this year.
Oh well.
Remount it, sounds like the baseplate isn't making proper contact.
They look more normal given the OC.
Can you take a measure while gaming or after gaming for 30 mins or so?
I'd expect mid 70s.
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That is a little warm but within the realm of reason. I aim for less then 70C under full load but in the past i have had chips under full load at 85C or less for long term usage without any issues. Also you could try adding fresh/more/better thermal paste to see if you can drop the temps a little. If you start busting 90C then i would get worried.
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https://gyazo.com/f5164b1b697ff6ce39209db4732a3eed
This is the screenshot of my temps right now while watching youtube. This definitely is a bit odd.
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But the cooler came out this year.
Oh well.
Remount it, sounds like the baseplate isn't making proper contact.
They look more normal given the OC.
Can you take a measure while gaming or after gaming for 30 mins or so?
I'd expect mid 70s.
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Chugalug_ :
But the cooler came out this year.
Oh well.
Remount it, sounds like the baseplate isn't making proper contact.
They look more normal given the OC.
Can you take a measure while gaming or after gaming for 30 mins or so?
I'd expect mid 70s.
I'll be sure to do that. I just don't want to keep the 950 under a constant heat like this. I'd rather not have to make any upgrades any time soon!
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