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Throttling occurs, though I can't see the details at those temperatures.

Throttling occurs, though I can't see the details at those temperatures.

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KEVIN11FROM711
Junior Member
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05-29-2020, 01:55 PM
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Hey there! I just put in an i7-10700k with a 120mm AIO and have been tweaking it for overclocking. It’s currently running at 4.98ghz. When I ran it through tools like prime95 and cinnebench, it would instantly lower its speed to around 3.5-3.75ghz even when not heavily loaded. Normally, the CPU temps in hwinfo stay near 80°C, with a peak of about 93°C on core 3—just 7°C below its max temperature. Is this behavior typical? If it’s happening, can I adjust it via BIOS? Or if not, how should I figure out what’s causing the issue? Thanks for your help, stats!
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KEVIN11FROM711
05-29-2020, 01:55 PM #1

Hey there! I just put in an i7-10700k with a 120mm AIO and have been tweaking it for overclocking. It’s currently running at 4.98ghz. When I ran it through tools like prime95 and cinnebench, it would instantly lower its speed to around 3.5-3.75ghz even when not heavily loaded. Normally, the CPU temps in hwinfo stay near 80°C, with a peak of about 93°C on core 3—just 7°C below its max temperature. Is this behavior typical? If it’s happening, can I adjust it via BIOS? Or if not, how should I figure out what’s causing the issue? Thanks for your help, stats!

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dm5k
Member
179
06-01-2020, 09:48 PM
#2
CPUs typically slow down around 90°C, occasionally dropping into the mid-80s. Have you confirmed the thermal paste was taken off? Is the AIO properly aligned? Also, is using a 120mm cooler for a 10700k overclock really wise? I’m pretty sure even the stock setup gets warm. EDIT: It’s normal; upgrade to a better cooler—either an air cooler or a larger AIO.
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dm5k
06-01-2020, 09:48 PM #2

CPUs typically slow down around 90°C, occasionally dropping into the mid-80s. Have you confirmed the thermal paste was taken off? Is the AIO properly aligned? Also, is using a 120mm cooler for a 10700k overclock really wise? I’m pretty sure even the stock setup gets warm. EDIT: It’s normal; upgrade to a better cooler—either an air cooler or a larger AIO.

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Cefreak113
Senior Member
484
06-02-2020, 04:14 AM
#3
Check the chipset using hwinfo and look for any limiting features. For cooling, a 120mm AIO might not provide sufficient heat dissipation for this CPU model.
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Cefreak113
06-02-2020, 04:14 AM #3

Check the chipset using hwinfo and look for any limiting features. For cooling, a 120mm AIO might not provide sufficient heat dissipation for this CPU model.

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LaniBooster
Senior Member
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06-04-2020, 04:54 PM
#4
Hey there. You shared the temperatures. If the plastic cover was still attached to the aio heat sink, I wouldn’t be pushing it to 80°C all the time.
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LaniBooster
06-04-2020, 04:54 PM #4

Hey there. You shared the temperatures. If the plastic cover was still attached to the aio heat sink, I wouldn’t be pushing it to 80°C all the time.

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carter11506
Junior Member
47
06-05-2020, 05:01 PM
#5
Prime95 or Cinebench demand significant CPU power. A modest 120mm AIO won't suffice for an i7-10700K boosted to around 5.0 GHz due to limited heat dissipation. The temperature will rise quickly, causing the single core to hit ~90°C while others stay in the 80s.
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carter11506
06-05-2020, 05:01 PM #5

Prime95 or Cinebench demand significant CPU power. A modest 120mm AIO won't suffice for an i7-10700K boosted to around 5.0 GHz due to limited heat dissipation. The temperature will rise quickly, causing the single core to hit ~90°C while others stay in the 80s.

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pierre_man123
Member
63
06-06-2020, 01:08 AM
#6
It's the throttling issue, likely due to having a too-small AIO. I've already updated my comment. You'll probably need a better cooler—120mm won't cut it for a 10600k with overclocking, and it's not even good for stock setups.
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pierre_man123
06-06-2020, 01:08 AM #6

It's the throttling issue, likely due to having a too-small AIO. I've already updated my comment. You'll probably need a better cooler—120mm won't cut it for a 10600k with overclocking, and it's not even good for stock setups.

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paperclip364
Member
174
06-21-2020, 10:47 AM
#7
You're using an ASUS Z490-V processor board.
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paperclip364
06-21-2020, 10:47 AM #7

You're using an ASUS Z490-V processor board.

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Jqcked
Junior Member
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07-06-2020, 07:09 PM
#8
One central unit at 90 degrees, the remaining components in the upper 70s to low 80s range.
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Jqcked
07-06-2020, 07:09 PM #8

One central unit at 90 degrees, the remaining components in the upper 70s to low 80s range.

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HiImAnnabel
Member
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07-07-2020, 02:42 AM
#9
Oh wow... I thought it was the ASUS Z490 Prime A model. The Z490 Prime V could have issues too—its VRM and cooling aren't doing very well.
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HiImAnnabel
07-07-2020, 02:42 AM #9

Oh wow... I thought it was the ASUS Z490 Prime A model. The Z490 Prime V could have issues too—its VRM and cooling aren't doing very well.

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isaac_videos
Member
128
07-07-2020, 03:14 AM
#10
I was around 80°C. The ad says a 10700k will begin throttling at 95-100°C.
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isaac_videos
07-07-2020, 03:14 AM #10

I was around 80°C. The ad says a 10700k will begin throttling at 95-100°C.

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