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i7 77000k Overclocking temps?

i7 77000k Overclocking temps?

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Boldaren
Junior Member
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01-31-2017, 03:20 AM
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During the stress test on an i7 7700k with an Asus Tuf Mark 2 z270 motherboard and a Lepa 240 Liquid cooler, I'm seeing temperatures between 91-93°C during 4.8ghz at 1.3v. Are these levels acceptable? What voltage settings would be best?
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Boldaren
01-31-2017, 03:20 AM #1

During the stress test on an i7 7700k with an Asus Tuf Mark 2 z270 motherboard and a Lepa 240 Liquid cooler, I'm seeing temperatures between 91-93°C during 4.8ghz at 1.3v. Are these levels acceptable? What voltage settings would be best?

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dr4gen_sl4y3r
Member
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01-31-2017, 11:48 AM
#2
I always choose the most secure area between 60-65 degrees.
Personally, 80-85 degrees seems too high. Many people still run their CPUs at that temperature.
I currently run my processor at 4790k with 4.4GHz, 1.13v and am very satisfied so far. I used to try overclocking a bit but realized it wasn’t worth it anymore. As others mentioned, you might want to reset your cooler and consider better thermal paste for lower temperatures since you can get even lower at 1.25.
In summary, my temperatures are fine for me, but not everyone is the same.
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dr4gen_sl4y3r
01-31-2017, 11:48 AM #2

I always choose the most secure area between 60-65 degrees.
Personally, 80-85 degrees seems too high. Many people still run their CPUs at that temperature.
I currently run my processor at 4790k with 4.4GHz, 1.13v and am very satisfied so far. I used to try overclocking a bit but realized it wasn’t worth it anymore. As others mentioned, you might want to reset your cooler and consider better thermal paste for lower temperatures since you can get even lower at 1.25.
In summary, my temperatures are fine for me, but not everyone is the same.

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Tyromane
Member
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02-01-2017, 02:18 PM
#3
I own the identical chip. It hasn't been overclocked yet, but I've observed it getting warmer. Recently, while playing CSGO at 82-83 degrees, it was running with a water cooler.
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Tyromane
02-01-2017, 02:18 PM #3

I own the identical chip. It hasn't been overclocked yet, but I've observed it getting warmer. Recently, while playing CSGO at 82-83 degrees, it was running with a water cooler.

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Scra3mITout
Member
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02-07-2017, 12:32 AM
#4
91-93 appears quite warm.
Additional point, 4.8 at 1.300v? That's really impressive. Could you clarify the BCLK and Multiplier values if you're comfortable?
But 91-93 seems too intense for long-term use in my view. It feels like reseating your cooler might help.
My 6700k only reaches OCd up to 4.6, yet it barely exceeds 75C under full load with air cooling. 1.35v
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Scra3mITout
02-07-2017, 12:32 AM #4

91-93 appears quite warm.
Additional point, 4.8 at 1.300v? That's really impressive. Could you clarify the BCLK and Multiplier values if you're comfortable?
But 91-93 seems too intense for long-term use in my view. It feels like reseating your cooler might help.
My 6700k only reaches OCd up to 4.6, yet it barely exceeds 75C under full load with air cooling. 1.35v

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blakestert
Member
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02-14-2017, 12:38 AM
#5
I have the identical chip. It hasn't been overclocked yet, but I've observed it running a bit hot. Recently, while playing CSGO, I reached temperatures between 82 and 83 degrees, even though it's water cooled.
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blakestert
02-14-2017, 12:38 AM #5

I have the identical chip. It hasn't been overclocked yet, but I've observed it running a bit hot. Recently, while playing CSGO, I reached temperatures between 82 and 83 degrees, even though it's water cooled.

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Shadow_SeboTV
Junior Member
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02-15-2017, 12:24 PM
#6
Greens:
91-93 feels quite hot.
Extra point, 4.8 at 1.300v? That’s really good. What about the BCLK and Multiplier settings?
But 91-93 is too intense for long-term use in my view. It gets so close to needing a cooler change.
My 6700k only reaches OCd up to 4.6, but it barely hits 75C under full load in air. 1.35v.
I didn’t adjust BCLK and Multiplier, just changed the voltage and my core ratio limit.
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Shadow_SeboTV
02-15-2017, 12:24 PM #6

Greens:
91-93 feels quite hot.
Extra point, 4.8 at 1.300v? That’s really good. What about the BCLK and Multiplier settings?
But 91-93 is too intense for long-term use in my view. It gets so close to needing a cooler change.
My 6700k only reaches OCd up to 4.6, but it barely hits 75C under full load in air. 1.35v.
I didn’t adjust BCLK and Multiplier, just changed the voltage and my core ratio limit.

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C00lb0y
Member
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02-16-2017, 12:32 AM
#7
Ken65lt shares their experience testing an i7 7700k on an Asus Tuf Mark 2 z270 motherboard using a Lepa 240 Liquid cooler and prime95 v26.6. They report temperatures around 91-93°C during stress tests at 4.8ghz with 1.3v. They question if the temps are acceptable and ask about recommended voltages, noting Intel advises staying below 1.5 and suggesting lower values for sensible users. They also mention concerns about thermal paste application and overall system health.
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C00lb0y
02-16-2017, 12:32 AM #7

Ken65lt shares their experience testing an i7 7700k on an Asus Tuf Mark 2 z270 motherboard using a Lepa 240 Liquid cooler and prime95 v26.6. They report temperatures around 91-93°C during stress tests at 4.8ghz with 1.3v. They question if the temps are acceptable and ask about recommended voltages, noting Intel advises staying below 1.5 and suggesting lower values for sensible users. They also mention concerns about thermal paste application and overall system health.

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Fatryx
Member
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02-20-2017, 08:45 AM
#8
It seems like the design likely uses a 100mhz BCLK with a 48x multiplier. I believe temperatures above 85°C are problematic, and lowering it to stock might help. Also, re-seating the CPU cooler could be beneficial.
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Fatryx
02-20-2017, 08:45 AM #8

It seems like the design likely uses a 100mhz BCLK with a 48x multiplier. I believe temperatures above 85°C are problematic, and lowering it to stock might help. Also, re-seating the CPU cooler could be beneficial.

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Soul0fPhoenix
Junior Member
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02-24-2017, 02:48 AM
#9
That is your multiplier
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It seems likely it's a 100mhz BCLK with a 48x multiplier.
I still believe anything above 85°C is too hot to use. Would lowering it back to stock help with temperatures? I think you should re-seat your CPU cooler.
I lowered the voltage to 1.25v at 4.8ghz. During the stress test, I reached a max of 80-83°C. Do you think that's acceptable?
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Soul0fPhoenix
02-24-2017, 02:48 AM #9

That is your multiplier
😛
It seems likely it's a 100mhz BCLK with a 48x multiplier.
I still believe anything above 85°C is too hot to use. Would lowering it back to stock help with temperatures? I think you should re-seat your CPU cooler.
I lowered the voltage to 1.25v at 4.8ghz. During the stress test, I reached a max of 80-83°C. Do you think that's acceptable?

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heroboy77
Junior Member
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02-24-2017, 10:44 AM
#10
Yes, but keep refining until you reach the ideal balance. Perhaps you'll hit 4.8 at 1.24 or 1.23, or even lower, depending on the details.
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heroboy77
02-24-2017, 10:44 AM #10

Yes, but keep refining until you reach the ideal balance. Perhaps you'll hit 4.8 at 1.24 or 1.23, or even lower, depending on the details.

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