hot weather with my 4690k and H90
hot weather with my 4690k and H90
I received a cool temperature of 35c and around 45-52c while gaming with the 4690k using the H90. The fan is set to pullout, which is drawing air out from my case through the radiator. Is there anything I'm doing incorrectly?
PS: I didn't overclock and it's running at its stock speed of 3.5ghz.
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The temperatures are typical, just a bit lower. 55-60c work perfectly while gaming. Below 75c is also perfectly acceptable.
The temperatures are typical, just a bit lower. 55-60c work perfectly while gaming. Below 75c is also perfectly acceptable.
Will this suit you well? It's a bit high, so starting with 3.6 or 3.8 might be a better idea before jumping to 4ghz.
I was wondering if you'd consider increasing the overclock to 4Ghz again? Thanks for your guidance, and sorry for the delayed reply—I actually have more experience now. I began trying to overclock and managed to hit 4.2Ghz without adjusting the voltage, which worked smoothly for several days. During stress tests, the maximum temperature reached 60°C, even though I live in a very hot area. Then I attempted 4.3Ghz, but it caused an immediate blue screen. After that, I overclocked to 4.5Ghz and set the voltage to 1.15; the system still showed a blue screen. Eventually, I increased the voltage to 1.20, and everything functioned as expected under high load and during gameplay.