Temps Good?

armaan56

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Hi guys i am using the corsair h60 with my fx 6300. I wanted to get it up to 4.0ghz but couldnt get it stable @1.325volts so i just decided to go back to stock voltage and speed. My temps at idle are 17C and 35C running prime95 aswell as OCCT. Are the temps good?
 
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Yeah well that's a lot more realistic for h60 idle temps, for temps @ 16 - 17c your room would have to be in the 40 - 60 farenheit range, you may want to check what you have your TJ max set to in the hardware monitor your using since they find your temperatures by subtracting distance to TJ max - TJ max, or grab a IR thermometer if you want to be really safe, still at 35 - 37 you have nothing to worry about if you start idling over 55 then thats when you should start knocking the voltage down a bit 60 - 70 in prime is ok high 70's you should start getting a little worried

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Good!?!?! They're great for a pseudo watercooling unit! Then again I'd give benefit of the doubt to having:
a| a very cold room with an ambient of maybe 6C
or
b| your temp readouts are inaccurate

you could prove us wrong by sharing a screen shot of your temps and also mentioning your temp monitoring tools. Wouldn't hurt to include your system specs in the mix as well :)
 

armaan56

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TempH60.jpg

TempH602.png

Those were taken on CoreTemp and HW Monitor Pro.
I am not using the 2013 edition of the h60. I will run prime and post pictures
 

armaan56

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Prime95Temps.png


Ok this is after an hour of prime.

My system specs are the following:
ATI Radeon HD 6850
AMD FX 6300
ASROCK 990FX Extreme4 Motherboard
Corsair H60 Cooler
Corsair GS700 PSU
8gb DDR3 1333 Ram
 
Yep, once your ambient temps rise you will see not so favorable temperatures. I'm running a custom water loop with an overkill amount of radiator, for my lower heat output 3570k, and I'm getting a ~40°C idle temperatures cause it is so damn hot where I am right now.
Ambient temps are everything when it comes to cooling unless you go nuts with Peltiers or Phase Change.

 

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Yeah well that's a lot more realistic for h60 idle temps, for temps @ 16 - 17c your room would have to be in the 40 - 60 farenheit range, you may want to check what you have your TJ max set to in the hardware monitor your using since they find your temperatures by subtracting distance to TJ max - TJ max, or grab a IR thermometer if you want to be really safe, still at 35 - 37 you have nothing to worry about if you start idling over 55 then thats when you should start knocking the voltage down a bit 60 - 70 in prime is ok high 70's you should start getting a little worried
 
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