Post your 7700K temps

[EarthDog]

100c it starts to throttle. I wouldnt want to hit that point. But id run an intel cpu at 90c 100% load without batting an eye.

 

[trog100]

in warmish English weather i have been leaving realtemp running.. it records the max temps reach during the time its running.. yesterday i saw a max of 95 C on one core at 5 ghz.. today at 4.8 ghz the max tempt i see is 85 on the hottest core 81 on the coolest core..

that extra 200 mhz adds about 10 C to my load temps.. this will also be when the room heater graphics cards are running.. these add about 10 C to my cpu temps..

a re-lid would bring all my temps down but i cant be arsed to do it..

for full load 24/7 running i would slow the whole lot down.. my system dosnt have to work hard for long.. mostly its browsing and doing bugger all..

trog

 

[Outback Bronze]

100c it starts to throttle. I wouldnt want to hit that point. But id run an intel cpu at 90c 100% load without batting an eye.

So if I may ask, how many months/years would you consider yourself running this CPU at this temp? You talking no degradation over this period?

Thanks.

 

[EarthDog]

So if I may ask, how many months/years would you consider yourself running this CPU at this temp? You talking no degradation over this period?

Thanks.

At least through the warranty... ive folded with cpus for a couple years.

 

[THE_EGG]

Hey guys, this is my 7700k @ stock after repasting with only the XMP profile applied to my ram. It was pushing into the mid 90Cs when I used the pre-applied paste on my cooler. I have repasted my CPU with Noctua NT-H1 and managed to reduce temps by about 3-5C but my 240mm rad still seems to struggle to cool it. Any ideas? I should add that it's Winter here as well (17C-19C ambient in this room) so I don't think it will cope too well when Summer time comes around.

 

[trog100]

if the problem is heat transfer from the 7700k chip to its heat spreader which i think is the case the only option to improve thinks would be a re-lidding..

having said that 1.281 seems too much voltage for the speed your cpu is running at.. it should go way lower.. i recon it should be okay at at around 1.200 or a bit less if you stick below 4.6 cpu speed..

i only really see heat problems when i go 4.8 or higher i would not be seeing them at 4.6..

trog

 

[Liviu Cojocaru]

These are my temps on my 7700K @ 4.8ghz 1.3v
22C Ambient

 

[THE_EGG]

if the problem is heat transfer from the 7700k chip to its heat spreader which i think is the case the only option to improve thinks would be a re-lidding..

having said that 1.281 seems too much voltage for the speed your cpu is running at.. it should go way lower.. i recon it should be okay at at around 1.200 or a bit less if you stick below 4.6 cpu speed..

i only really see heat problems when i go 4.8 or higher i would not be seeing them at 4.6..

trog

Yeh I thought the voltage seemed a bit high but wasn't sure at the time. Lowering the voltage to 1.2V helped and reduced peak temps to low-mid 80s. I couldn't go any lower without running into stability problems. Thanks for your suggestions

Today I switched out my new DeepCool GamerStorm Captain 240EX AIO to my old Corsair H110 AIO and noticed a massive difference. Left on full auto (so higher voltage than necessary as my previous post shows) it didn't go past 70C. I'll be returning my DC Captain 240EX tomorrow haha.

 

[Justin Kringstad]

 

[fusseli]

My temps are doing much better since I got this new Phanteks case. I errored out in OCCT at 5ghz without much attempt to tune anything but the multiplier, but on the bright side it's floating at only 90C (25C ambient).

 

[fusseli]

I upgraded my cpu cooler to a 280mm AIO and it looks like 5Gs might finally be stable for me all I did was tweak a couple cpu power settings in bios and try 5ghz again, and it seems stable at a safe temperature and OCCT doesn't error out