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i9-9900k running hot under H150I setup

i9-9900k running hot under H150I setup

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peter4everpan
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09-18-2018, 07:20 AM
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Good morning everyone, I'm testing a 9900k with an Asus TUF board and Corsair H150i. When it hits 4.8GHz, what should I expect in terms of temperatures? I keep getting thermal throttling, is that normal or does it point to a faulty thermal paste? Thanks for your help!
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peter4everpan
09-18-2018, 07:20 AM #1

Good morning everyone, I'm testing a 9900k with an Asus TUF board and Corsair H150i. When it hits 4.8GHz, what should I expect in terms of temperatures? I keep getting thermal throttling, is that normal or does it point to a faulty thermal paste? Thanks for your help!

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murderman25
Member
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09-18-2018, 09:51 AM
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so im currently Folding@home and im constantly getting to the 90-100 C here is a picture form iCue
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murderman25
09-18-2018, 09:51 AM #2

so im currently Folding@home and im constantly getting to the 90-100 C here is a picture form iCue

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Unmigrate
Senior Member
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09-18-2018, 10:02 AM
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it's not clear what you mean by "cooler" – are you referring to a gaming cooler or a liquid cooling system? the high temperature and frequent pump switching suggest heat buildup issues. (you mentioned it’s running at 4.72ghz, which is quite intense.) The pump seems to be cycling on and off, possibly due to instability or insufficient flow. The water temperature looks normal at 44.2°C, but if the pump isn’t moving properly, the issue might be with the mounting or fan resistance. You might want to check the pump’s operation and ensure proper airflow through the radiator.
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Unmigrate
09-18-2018, 10:02 AM #3

it's not clear what you mean by "cooler" – are you referring to a gaming cooler or a liquid cooling system? the high temperature and frequent pump switching suggest heat buildup issues. (you mentioned it’s running at 4.72ghz, which is quite intense.) The pump seems to be cycling on and off, possibly due to instability or insufficient flow. The water temperature looks normal at 44.2°C, but if the pump isn’t moving properly, the issue might be with the mounting or fan resistance. You might want to check the pump’s operation and ensure proper airflow through the radiator.

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frumigel
Junior Member
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09-26-2018, 03:59 AM
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The spikes in the Pumpo are likely just the RPM changing from 2730 to 2790, which isn’t a big fluctuation. Yes, I think the water should get warmer, especially if the CPU reaches 100°C. The cooler you have is a Corsair H150i.
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frumigel
09-26-2018, 03:59 AM #4

The spikes in the Pumpo are likely just the RPM changing from 2730 to 2790, which isn’t a big fluctuation. Yes, I think the water should get warmer, especially if the CPU reaches 100°C. The cooler you have is a Corsair H150i.