- Feb 18, 2018
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SOLVED:
The DVI ports of my GTX 780 Poseidon are somehow bugged. The card was running at 800Mhz in idle and sitting at about 50°C.
Unplugging the monitor I rarely use let it downclock to 300Mhz and idle at 32°C.
THIS somehow fixed the CPU core temps, letting them cool down to 35-40°C idle!!! (Fan speed sitting at 800-1000rpm).
CPUTIN (sockettemp from motherboard) is still at 85-90°C, so that is definitely a broken sensor. Luckly it doesn't throttle the CPU, as only coretemps matter.
Stresstesting the CPU gets him to 70-75°C, so thats perfectly fine for a stock cooler (30 degress away from throttling).
Ordered already an aftermarket cooler.. Well, at least I can safely overclock it now
Conclusion: After IT losing magic to me, sometimes there still is magic xD
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Hello @ll
After my graphicscards fans stopped spinning and repairing them, I took a look at my CPU temps and they are getting to +98°C when stresstesting with AIDA64.
It's an i7 2600 (non-k) with the intel stock cooler.
Unlike the graphicscard, which was getting insanely hot (could feel very hot air around it), I'm not feeling any heat when opening my case and touching the Heatsink or the area around the CPU / air.
Now I already applied new Thermalpaste (old was crusty, didn't touch it for about 6 years), made sure the heatsink is seated properly (did it twice, it's rocksolid), but the temps only got about 10 degress lower on normal use (surfing, gaming), nothing better on stressing. I set the CPUFan to always run at 100% now, so the "better" readings could be because of this.
It takes about 10 seconds to change the temps from idle to load results.
Core Temps:
Idle: +50°C
Load: ~ +100°C
Fanspeed set to 100% with FanSpeed (2600rpm)
Don't know what those tempreadings are:
Idle:
SYSTIN: +31°C
CPUTIN: +85°C
AUXTIN: +48°C
TMPIN3: +34°C
Load:
SYSTIN: stays
CPUTIN: hovers from +27°C to +33°C
AUXTIN: stays
TMPIN3: +80°C
Could these be some misreadings? Never experienced any issues with my system.
Where are those sensors for the CPU actually located? In the CPU itself or on the mobo?
EDIT: Forgot to mention that the fan spins at about 1000-1200 rpm (30-40%) when set to auto and idling, cpu temp reading says 50-60°C in OS and BIOS.
EDIT2:
http://img4host.net/upload/191712045a8af75426002.png
notice the core vs cpu temp. reading!
The DVI ports of my GTX 780 Poseidon are somehow bugged. The card was running at 800Mhz in idle and sitting at about 50°C.
Unplugging the monitor I rarely use let it downclock to 300Mhz and idle at 32°C.
THIS somehow fixed the CPU core temps, letting them cool down to 35-40°C idle!!! (Fan speed sitting at 800-1000rpm).
CPUTIN (sockettemp from motherboard) is still at 85-90°C, so that is definitely a broken sensor. Luckly it doesn't throttle the CPU, as only coretemps matter.
Stresstesting the CPU gets him to 70-75°C, so thats perfectly fine for a stock cooler (30 degress away from throttling).
Ordered already an aftermarket cooler.. Well, at least I can safely overclock it now
Conclusion: After IT losing magic to me, sometimes there still is magic xD
********************************************************************************************************
Hello @ll
After my graphicscards fans stopped spinning and repairing them, I took a look at my CPU temps and they are getting to +98°C when stresstesting with AIDA64.
It's an i7 2600 (non-k) with the intel stock cooler.
Unlike the graphicscard, which was getting insanely hot (could feel very hot air around it), I'm not feeling any heat when opening my case and touching the Heatsink or the area around the CPU / air.
Now I already applied new Thermalpaste (old was crusty, didn't touch it for about 6 years), made sure the heatsink is seated properly (did it twice, it's rocksolid), but the temps only got about 10 degress lower on normal use (surfing, gaming), nothing better on stressing. I set the CPUFan to always run at 100% now, so the "better" readings could be because of this.
It takes about 10 seconds to change the temps from idle to load results.
Core Temps:
Idle: +50°C
Load: ~ +100°C
Fanspeed set to 100% with FanSpeed (2600rpm)
Don't know what those tempreadings are:
Idle:
SYSTIN: +31°C
CPUTIN: +85°C
AUXTIN: +48°C
TMPIN3: +34°C
Load:
SYSTIN: stays
CPUTIN: hovers from +27°C to +33°C
AUXTIN: stays
TMPIN3: +80°C
Could these be some misreadings? Never experienced any issues with my system.
Where are those sensors for the CPU actually located? In the CPU itself or on the mobo?
EDIT: Forgot to mention that the fan spins at about 1000-1200 rpm (30-40%) when set to auto and idling, cpu temp reading says 50-60°C in OS and BIOS.
EDIT2:
http://img4host.net/upload/191712045a8af75426002.png
notice the core vs cpu temp. reading!
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