QUOTE(nicotine @ Oct 7 2014, 06:47 PM)
looks pretty normal if you ran those stress test. Especially when you ran Prime which support avx instruction.
My i7 4790k@4.7Ghz/ 1.207vcore hit 99c within few second when running IBT/prime 95 and radiator gets real warm quickly.
For real world... just test it with your favorite games, temp shouldn't go over 60c for a non oc proc which is cooled by aio.
I'm getting under 53c running d3ros. Btw i'm using corsair H105.
what software you use to monitor your internal temp while gaming? my rivatuner cause Corsair Link to crash. only by disable ingame monitoring on riva, then the Link is working fine.
thxs alot for your input. i guess when the temp hit 100, i forget to notice the vcore on the cpu-z as well which is above 1.2v.
this is my first time to go in-depth OC a haswell cpu. previously on amd 1055t, its fairly simple and straight forward.
from my read, it seems that no matter what vCore method you use (except Manual), it tends to draw more power than require (on load). and as your said the software use avx instruction override all mobo vcore setting.
will play more and suck up most of the info/guide on 1st page. glad that my temp back to normal and your experience relief my worries on my virgin experience hitting 100C
This post has been edited by sai86: Oct 7 2014, 09:31 PM