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IntelBurnTest recorded exceptionally high CPU temperatures.

IntelBurnTest recorded exceptionally high CPU temperatures.

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BefoBefie
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09-05-2017, 01:04 AM
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Hello all. I am trying to overclock my 7700k. I am getting very high temperatures when stress testing using IntelBurnTest v2.54. At idle I get around 33C. Using the standard Stress Level, under load It spiked very quickly to low 90's on all cores so I stopped it. I did not touch the voltage at all so I am wondering why I would get temps so high. Never used this software before so I am wondering if I should use something else or if there is a problem with my computer. Thanks.
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BefoBefie
09-05-2017, 01:04 AM #1

Hello all. I am trying to overclock my 7700k. I am getting very high temperatures when stress testing using IntelBurnTest v2.54. At idle I get around 33C. Using the standard Stress Level, under load It spiked very quickly to low 90's on all cores so I stopped it. I did not touch the voltage at all so I am wondering why I would get temps so high. Never used this software before so I am wondering if I should use something else or if there is a problem with my computer. Thanks.

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DuongFG
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09-06-2017, 12:14 PM
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A tool designed to ease working with Intel Linpack simplifies its complex interface. This software can strain even the strongest X86/X64 processors, making it demanding. Running Linpack under this program may raise temperatures by up to 22*C compared to alternatives like Prime95. It appears built for maximum CPU intensity, though I haven’t tested it personally. My estimate would be well above 100°C based on my previous tests.
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DuongFG
09-06-2017, 12:14 PM #2

A tool designed to ease working with Intel Linpack simplifies its complex interface. This software can strain even the strongest X86/X64 processors, making it demanding. Running Linpack under this program may raise temperatures by up to 22*C compared to alternatives like Prime95. It appears built for maximum CPU intensity, though I haven’t tested it personally. My estimate would be well above 100°C based on my previous tests.