i5-7500 stock cooler?

trickytommy · Aug 14, 2017

Hi!
I am buying a new computer, and i'll have an i5-7500 in it.

I am a bit confused because i have two options:
1) 250GB SSD
2) 120GB SSD + Gammaxx CPU Cooler

I would use i5 for rendering, gaming, 3d modelling, and heavy multitasking. Should i consider the second option? Also, it is a bit risky, because i don't know if the seller could make this choice possible, however, it has been discussed in email, that they think it would be possible, but they said something like the other hardware would not be the same, because their products come in "all-in-one" packages, i will discuss this with them. It is a trustworthy seller, but they are not replying me, i'll try to resend the last mail, it might was i sent the mail to a wrong address. Anyways, would the CPU throttle and get suffocated? I have one fan in the case.

nitinvaid20 · Aug 14, 2017

if your Temp are good then i dont think you need CPU cooler as you are not gonna overclock it

trickytommy · Aug 14, 2017

yeah, that's it, I don't know whether my temps will be good or bad. how could i actually get to know it?

manddy123 · Aug 14, 2017

Definitely grab the larger SSD. Intel stock cooler is more than enough to keep everything at decent temps, you probably won't need a after-market model and that difference in space between those SSD will matter.

nitinvaid20 · Aug 14, 2017

trickytommy :

Use software like HWmonitor

trickytommy · Aug 14, 2017

nitinvaid20 :

look, yet i don't have the computer, i am planning to buy it in september. i searched for stock cooler temps, but i haven't find anything yet.

manddy123 · Aug 14, 2017

trickytommy :

There are programs that make those temp reads.
HWMonitor, for example.
CAM...
CoreTemp...
etc.

Normally it's just about a few more Cº beyond your room temp

trickytommy · Aug 14, 2017

manddy123 :

sorry, i might have given a rough composition. i meant if the temperatures would be good, under heavy multitasking, rendering, and gaming, i won't buy an aftermarket cooler, and i would go for the 270g ssd. but if it would be suffocating, i would buy an aftermarket cooler. see?

nitinvaid20 · Aug 14, 2017

trickytommy :

manddy123 :

sorry, i might have given a rough composition. i meant if the temperatures would be good, under heavy multitasking, rendering, and gaming, i won't buy an aftermarket cooler, and i would go for the 270g ssd. but if it would be suffocating, i would buy an aftermarket cooler. see?

Yup but we need to know the temp idle and underload
what would be your Room Temp?
and how many fans are there in your PC

trickytommy · Aug 14, 2017

nitinvaid20 :

trickytommy :

Yup but we need to know the temp idle and underload
what would be your Room Temp?
and how many fans are there in your PC

as i said, i have one fan in the case. i live on the 4th floor, at the top of my house, at summer, it is boiling hot, at winter, it is freezing cold, can't give accurate room temperatures. back in days, it was nearly (or more) than 40 C in my flat.

nitinvaid20 · Aug 14, 2017

trickytommy :

nitinvaid20 :

as i said, i have one fan in the case. i live on the 4th floor, at the top of my house, at summer, it is boiling hot, at winter, it is freezing cold, can't give accurate room temperatures. back in days, it was nearly (or more) than 40 C in my flat.

Have you downloaded the Hw monitor? what are your CPU temp?

trickytommy · Aug 14, 2017

nitinvaid20 :

trickytommy :

Have you downloaded the Hw monitor? what are your CPU temp?

Right now i don't have a good cooling, i am using a laptop, because my desktop just broke down. It is 5 years old, and since then, the cooler has not been maintained, - and i guess the paste has melted down since then. Right now it is 65-Celsius degrees, under google chrome. However the real temperature is not hot right now, its 25 C.

surya13 · Aug 14, 2017

I have an i5-6600 (non-K) running with the stock cooler at 3.6 GHz across 4 cores.

I live in India where the temperatuers may even reach 40°C.

Before undervolting, I'd get <95°C in prime85 and ~80′C in handbrake. Gaming temperatures can vary from 50-75°C.

After undervolting (-120mV), prime95 never exceeded 85°C. Further undervolting (-160mV), prime95 never exceeds 75°C.

trickytommy · Aug 14, 2017

i think i'll buy a cooler instead of the 270 gb ssd for my own safety. still i have 120 gb. it will be enough i think.

surya13 · Aug 14, 2017

Unless you stress test, the temperatures went exceed 80°C with the stock cooler. It is well within the safe limits.

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