Are these temps normal for a i7-7700(non-k)?

Discussion in 'Processors and motherboards Intel' started by Reclusive781, May 30, 2017.

  1. Reclusive781

    Reclusive781 Ancient Guru

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    I'm currently using a Cooler Master 212x since the stock cooler wasn't enough.

    Temp per core sits around 32c-34c at idle.

    After running prime95(max heat test) for 30 minutes it reached and stayed around 72c-76c.

    Current room temperature is 26c.
     
  2. Jujudlapampa

    Jujudlapampa Guest

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    With this cooler, these are normal tempratures to me.

    If you plan on stressing your CPU pretty often, and so really want to lower it, you could invest in a better cooler.

    Also, if it's possible with your mb, check your CPU voltages.
    Z270 boards give way too much power to 7700s, even at stock, I did gain around 8° adjusting it. Although it might be specific to this chipset.
     
  3. mithunnivas

    mithunnivas Guest

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    can you please help me modifying the voltage?

    i have i7 7700(non k)
    z270 m6 msi
    corsair cs750
    cooler master masterliquid 120 lite

    on idle the temperature spikes to 56 sometimes.
    on gaming with ultra settings on witcher 3 the temperature reaches to 82c
     
  4. Agent-A01

    Agent-A01 Ancient Guru

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    That sounds like a very poor mount or bad thermal paste, you need to look at the root cause of that issue not try to lower default voltage.
     

  5. MrCompillitrate

    MrCompillitrate Maha Guru

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    I have a 6700k@4.7 and i idle around 28C~. How did you apply your thermal paste? Too much or too little will cause problems. Undervolting can be the end of that CPU so check the more simple solutions first.
     

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