Can't really compare AMD to Intel the temp sensors are much different AMD has always run much cooler and at lower clocks. Right now I just tried stock @ 1.175v and I hit 63c while playing CSGO this doesnt seem right? Then overclocked I hit 70C @ 4.9 1.25v playing CSGO.
right now playing pretty intensive game and hitting 67C after a few hours @ 4.9ghz/1.25v
so 67-70c gaming and 80c stress test @ 1.25/4.9ghz seem normal?
and 55-60 @ 1.2/4.5ghz?
I listed both OC and stock speeds/temps I'm currently running 4.9 in that screenshot. My stock and oc temps BOTH seem high.
It only takes moment for the temps to jump high when I start a game or stress test, then they stabilize and go up slowly until they don't go any higher then the temps...
So I purchased a H110i GTX cooler ($150) and at first it seemed to work well I was able to get these results:
6700K @ 4.5 1.3v 30-35c idle / 55-60c load
Now after about a year of owning it my temps are:
6700K @ 4.0 1.145v 35-40c idle / 65-72c load
I tried reapplying thermal paste, cleaned...
When I'm using SONY VEGAS I get about 70-80% usage and I get around 62-65c. On CSGO and games that use 30-50% CPU I get around 45-50c and if I run AIDA64 I get 65-70c this is with stock settings and voltage is 1.175.
That seems high to me... shouldn't I be seeing around 50-60c running AIDA64...
I'm measuring it by normal use, I could instantly tell games and everything were running much worse the moment I formatted and reseated the CPU everything got sluggish and unresponsive and games ran like crap. I've also said I've formatted my PC like 3 times since this issue has occured so it's...
I'm not using a HDD I'm using an SSD I've said this about 4 times in this thread. I've tried BOTH SSD and HDD to rule out a faulty HDD. Secure Erasing is only for when you're selling a HDD and don't want any of your information to get dug up, it should not ever be required for a regular format...
Bro, I don't care this isn't facebook take your **** elsewhere the purpose of this place is to help each other and discuss components not have a **** measuring contest. I obviously don't believe I have a poltergeist it's a friggin joke. You don't EVER read the original posts you never have...
Ok, I knew I said I was going to close this thread and RMA but I might be onto something... I tried a different monitor and the stutter went away, of course I had screen tearing from not having GSYC and only 60hz but the stutter I was getting is now gone... So yeah ROG SWIFT monitors are junk in...
Once again you didn't even bother to read the OP... Like in all my other threads, there's a pretty routine operation involved in giving someone help, you read their original post gather information from that and what others have said and the original poster has tried and then you try to offer...
Funny thing is you're sitting here accusing me of unsafely overclocking my equipment to the point in which I might have caused hardware failure when my GPU and CPU havn't even been overclocked for the past month and overclocking didn't even cause this issue. This is the second topic that you've...
Degradation is real when overclocking but not the way you make it sound... Degradation happens over time it doesn't happen overnight, if a slightly overclocked CPU thats kept well within temp limits and voltage limits fails within a year then I'm chalking that up to a faulty processor and I'm...
Yes I'm that guy but I have a 980TI Hybrid. and 1500mhz core on my GPU is average which is why I was upset, I wasn't pissed lol. Also I've been running this card @ 1450MHZ since I built this PC and even with stock clocks my problem persists. I highly doubt a 100mhz overclock on my Liquid Cooled...
Yeah well too late for that now I already own the board haha figured I'd give them a try and so far I wish I went with ASUS :(
Anyways I did research and the loading circle is tied to Chrome doesn't happen in other browsers and MANY people have complained about the issue. So that's that, but...
I've had this Second HDD in here since I built this PC and never had an issue with it, never touched it or removed it or changed any of its settings so it would be weird if that was the cause. I'll go ahead and try 1 stick of ram and unplugging the other HDD but i'd be baffled if that was the...
You're missunderstanding everything closes and opens quick aside from some games and programs once in a great while but the loading icon pops up even when the PC isn't loading anything. Chrome does this but Internet Explorer does not so thats weird.
Like if I open chrome the windows loading...
I personally think it's worth it... for the price they are charging and for that PC since it still has SOME use. But personally I'd do it myself just for the knowledge. Reseating a CPU is incredibly easy and so are the rest of the things you need to do, only thing I can see that might not be...
I mean the web browsers etc. open instantly with no issue but the damn little blue loading Icon in windows is constantly popping up and sometimes I find when I close a window it will take a few seconds to actually do it... Opening games takes awhile too I never noticed any of this before and I'm...
Yeah I don't know... I see people constantly swapping out parts and running tests and stuff to get the most out of their PC's I didnt think it would honestly be a big deal replacing thermal paste and reformatting... I didn't think PC's were this fragile in this day and age. Hell I've seen people...
I was doing tinkering on the CPU to get lower temperatures, for awhile they were higher than I desired so that was mostly why I was doing it. As far as GSYNC I do use it and I still get stutters in a few of my games like SKYRIM and RUST. I used to play CSGO without GSYCN for less input lag and I...
I do this yearly for PC maint. to clean out all the dust and start fresh. It has never been an issue until my last couple builds... I've been building PC's for about 12 years. Actually I reseated the CPU twice before this when I was having temp issues and never had an issue with how my PC ran...
No... I'm saying I tried another HDD to rule out my SSD being faulty visa versa. I'm currently running Windows on a SSD. I'm also confused on how this is Malware or Virus related when it's a clean format.
I mean if I'm chasing dragons then I'm mentally insane because this is like night and day difference to me and making games literally unplayable and it always happens around a year into owning a PC. My AIO messed up once and it was only on for a little when it did and temps didnt exceed 75C so I...
Anyways... This is my third PC build that has been plagued by this issue... The PC starts out fine when I build it and for months it usually runs perfect and then at some point I end up reseating the CPU and formatting for yearly maintenance and then shortly after that my PC will become slower...
$70 to do all of that is not a bad price but on an 8 year old PC it wouldn't be worth it. But honestly it's good practice/training for future PC's, to do this sort of thing on older ones.
Ok so I think my pump might be failing... Today I turned on my PC after having it running all night, I did a quick restart and when it came back on and I started a game it was at 72-74c instantly...Restarted PC same thing, so I shut the PC down and I tapped on the pump with a screwdriver a few...
Ok I tried this software it shows the same voltage as in BIOS unlike the rest of my software... What doesn't seem to make much sense though is @ 1.2v my temps are hitting 68c which doesnt seem normal...?
Even the BIOS voltage is acting funny... if I set my BIOS voltage to ADAPTIVE 1.145 it will show up as 1.9v in BIOS unless I use some crazy offset of like -100 but the in Windows it STILL shows up at 1.25-1.26v.
If I go to Override Voltage and set it to 1.175v the BIOS then reads correctly and...
Ok so Intel XTU shows the same voltage as the other software, always around 1.25v even if I change BIOS software ALWAYS reads 1.2-1.25v.
In BIOS it shows I'm at 1.145v.
One weird thing I noticed is if I set my BIOS to ADAPTIVE voltage it automatically sets my voltage to 1.19v-1.2v so unless I...
Intel Extreme Tuning Utility says I'm running at 1.190v just like the rest of the software but BIOS claims I'm running at 1.15v
Looks like when I'm not stress testing the XTU shows my voltage going from 1.115v to 1.19v so i dontk now which to believe?
If I change my VCORE in bios to say 1.3v...
82c is normal? from what I've read anything over 72c is really bad for the CPU Intel Rep himself said that I shouldnt go over 72c... So honestly I only have about 10c of headroom which is bad when I'm currently at stock.
I have overclocked my i7 6700K to 4.5ghz @ 1.3v my BIOS shows the correct voltage and but the software does not... of my HWMONITOR:
http://imgur.com/a/KVP3L
It's an EVGA Z170 FTW motherboard and it's really starting to EFF me off D: No matter what I change the BIOS voltage to for CPU ALL of...
Ok so I reverted back to STOCK 1.145v and even just gaming I'm going as high as 61-62c in GTA does this still seem normal? I mean just playing a game on STOCK 1.145v I'm hitting 62c... that deff doesnt seem right.
The case fans are connected to a HUB on the back of the case that it came with and they are wired the way they were from factory. I wasn't aware that LINK was required to do so much I guess I didn't do much research. I also didn't know my motherboard didn't include a USB 2.0 on the board so I...
Sorry I know guys I know you're not gauranteed any overclock and I guess I'm starting to realize this after 3 crappily binned chips, infact this 6700K isn't binned crappily at all imho because I can hold 4.7 @ 1.35v which imho seems good, just the temps are what's holding me back. I know my case...
and I'd be fine with that if that's all I needed but you also have to spend more on a Z170 board and then more on aftermarket cooling. So you're not just paying extra for the K processor to push its limits. What really pisses me off is it seems everyone else with this processor/aio can hit 4.7 @...
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