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4790 non k with a hyper 212 evo cooler
evga gtx 1070 ftw
850 corsair gold edition psu
msi z97 sli krait edition mb
16gb gskill ddr3 1600mhz (I believe it is gskill, could be wrong)
all in a corsair spec 01 case.
My ambient temp is usually between 74-77F.
I recently purchased a 1440p monitor and I have a seconday 1080p monitor. 1440p running @144hz and 1080p running @120mhz.
I know full well that I added a 1440p monitor and also a second monitor running at 144hz, so I am full aware it will raise the temps. Question 1, my 4790 non k is basically constantly running at 1.21 volts constantly now, is that correct for this kind of set up or is that wrong?
Second question, when I am idling, my cpu package temp fluctuates between 34-36c (up from 32-33c when I had 2 1080p monitors but one was 60hz), when I am watching a stream on twitch and have a small game like Hearthstone open, the package temp fluctuates between 44-50 (it will also top out at 52-55c max when loading the programs). My question is: Is it bad to have the cpu constantly between 44-50c when doing small tasks for hours on end?
I am sorry if this is a dumb question, it's just so many people have 10000s of different opinions on heat and longevity etc, I figured I would come to the great people at toms hardware and ask to make myself a little less stressed out.
When playing PUBG, my cpu tops out at 62-63C, but usually the package temp hovers around 58-60. I will be adding a second intake fan (this will give me 4 fans total) and I will be getting a better cpu cooler and use better thermal paste in a few weeks. Also the cable management needs to be looked at big time so I know why my case can be hot.
I'd like to also point out, nothing is over clocked and my gpu during pubg gets to 73 max now, which I know isn't a big deal, but again I know why I am getting so much heat, I just want to know if left for long periods of time, how bad is or isn't it.
I just want to know if I am correct in thinking my temps are ok and I have nothing to worry about.
Thank you for helping.
evga gtx 1070 ftw
850 corsair gold edition psu
msi z97 sli krait edition mb
16gb gskill ddr3 1600mhz (I believe it is gskill, could be wrong)
all in a corsair spec 01 case.
My ambient temp is usually between 74-77F.
I recently purchased a 1440p monitor and I have a seconday 1080p monitor. 1440p running @144hz and 1080p running @120mhz.
I know full well that I added a 1440p monitor and also a second monitor running at 144hz, so I am full aware it will raise the temps. Question 1, my 4790 non k is basically constantly running at 1.21 volts constantly now, is that correct for this kind of set up or is that wrong?
Second question, when I am idling, my cpu package temp fluctuates between 34-36c (up from 32-33c when I had 2 1080p monitors but one was 60hz), when I am watching a stream on twitch and have a small game like Hearthstone open, the package temp fluctuates between 44-50 (it will also top out at 52-55c max when loading the programs). My question is: Is it bad to have the cpu constantly between 44-50c when doing small tasks for hours on end?
I am sorry if this is a dumb question, it's just so many people have 10000s of different opinions on heat and longevity etc, I figured I would come to the great people at toms hardware and ask to make myself a little less stressed out.
When playing PUBG, my cpu tops out at 62-63C, but usually the package temp hovers around 58-60. I will be adding a second intake fan (this will give me 4 fans total) and I will be getting a better cpu cooler and use better thermal paste in a few weeks. Also the cable management needs to be looked at big time so I know why my case can be hot.
I'd like to also point out, nothing is over clocked and my gpu during pubg gets to 73 max now, which I know isn't a big deal, but again I know why I am getting so much heat, I just want to know if left for long periods of time, how bad is or isn't it.
I just want to know if I am correct in thinking my temps are ok and I have nothing to worry about.
Thank you for helping.
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