new i7 system stock temperatures/benchmarks!

dim1014 · Dec 16, 2008

I just built the system in my sig. spent the day trying out my games and running benchmarks. Have not tried overclocking yet (easytune6 isn't working for me in vista 64 and I haven't played with the BIOS too much, just clocked my ram up to spec).

what do you guys think about these scores and my temperatures? I was hoping I applied the heatsink/thermal paste well, and I think I did! what do you guys think? and is there anything else I should run/tweak? All questions/comments/suggestions welcome!

idle temperatures and load temperatures (5-10 minutes of prime95 after temps stopped going up)

Badbonji · Dec 16, 2008

Nice scores, I am just waiting for my cpu still. I hate christmas for posting items, especially internationally.

dim1014 · Dec 16, 2008

Thanks! I hope you get your stuff soon!
what do you guys think of my temperatures?

JaY_III · Dec 16, 2008

Is that stock cooling?
As the CPU looks like its at stock speeds still.
You are going to want some better cooling before you overclock that CPU

Oh and ET6 doesnt work in Vista 64 Yet, mostly....
SO dont hold your breath on getting that to work

dim1014 · Dec 16, 2008

my rig is in my sig like i said.

| Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme 1366 RT |

JaY_III · Dec 17, 2008

how many volts you pushing through that CPU.
Seems a little warm to me.
You might want to remount your Heatsink.

chayos00 · Dec 18, 2008

I have a I7 920 and with the stock heatsink I'm seeing 50-55C idle and 88-99C load. I'm waiting to mount my new watercooling setup. So I'm not using the PC for anything but school and net surfing at the moment.

Yes I've tired remounting the HS and still similar temps.

JaY_III · Dec 18, 2008

wow that is a hotter chip than i thought....
But for a Thermalright Ultra 120, that still seems very warm for running at stock speeds.
Never tried my stock sink and when i was using my Noctua sink I was in the 60C stock and 70's around 3.8GHz
Now under water i am around mid 60's @ 4.2Ghz

dim1014 · Dec 18, 2008

voltage and all othr settings are stock. i think these chips are a little hotter in general but it was also my first attempt at mounting a heatsink

Lukee · Dec 18, 2008

You don't want to tune it with easy tune anyways. Use the bios, you'll thank me later.

Automiketic · Dec 18, 2008

while i wouldnt use easy tune for my 24/7 overclock it is nice to help figure out voltages and what not without going into bios. especially if u need to kick it up a notch for a benchmark or what not.

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