Hi, im new in this forum and also kind of new in the world of pc builds but not an overclocker myself ( kinda afraid of temps), so my question is about this new pc i got.
The specs:
CPU: I7 7700k ( i read about the spikes and temp problems)
Mobo: Asus prime z270-k
Cooler: thermaltake water 3.0 riing rgb 240
Ram: G.Skill TridentZ RGB (2 x 8GB | DIMM DDR4-2400)
PSU: Thermaltake ToughPower Grand RGB (650 W)
GPU: MSI GTX 1060 6 GB
and the question:
In the image i posted, there it seems to be the vcore and the clock of the cpu at 1.456V and 4,9 Ghz, i'm kind of worried cause i didnt overcloked or anything except for the xmp profiles for the rams.
¿Is this behaviour on the cpu normal? ¿Should i change the vcore and the clock?
Today i got a spike of 90ºC opening a program (Blizz Gaming app and Starcraft 2) on the fourth core with 31ºC ambient. Also the temps usually are in the mid 40-50 while playing (Overwatch for example) and i runned Aida64 cpu stress test and got a 70 ºC(with fpu stress got to 90-92ºC) .
Any help is appreciated, if need more info about specs or something just ask.
Sorry about the weird and kind of lack of diction on english (its not my first language).
The specs:
CPU: I7 7700k ( i read about the spikes and temp problems)
Mobo: Asus prime z270-k
Cooler: thermaltake water 3.0 riing rgb 240
Ram: G.Skill TridentZ RGB (2 x 8GB | DIMM DDR4-2400)
PSU: Thermaltake ToughPower Grand RGB (650 W)
GPU: MSI GTX 1060 6 GB
and the question:
In the image i posted, there it seems to be the vcore and the clock of the cpu at 1.456V and 4,9 Ghz, i'm kind of worried cause i didnt overcloked or anything except for the xmp profiles for the rams.
¿Is this behaviour on the cpu normal? ¿Should i change the vcore and the clock?
Today i got a spike of 90ºC opening a program (Blizz Gaming app and Starcraft 2) on the fourth core with 31ºC ambient. Also the temps usually are in the mid 40-50 while playing (Overwatch for example) and i runned Aida64 cpu stress test and got a 70 ºC(with fpu stress got to 90-92ºC) .
Any help is appreciated, if need more info about specs or something just ask.
Sorry about the weird and kind of lack of diction on english (its not my first language).
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