Am I running Hot/High Temp Fluctuations [Noobie] [Help Please]

[kitanz]

Hey everyone, I was hoping you guys can tell me if im running a little hot. Also It seems I'm experiencing high temp fluctuations when stress testing the pc. At Idle its around 38-44. When stressing the system RealTemp said I hit 100C and that was only like 30 seconds into it! Also If you guys can let me know If my Cache&memory benchmark seems alright? Thank you!

Im Running an H100I for cooling.

PS. When stressing the system I saw the core speed drop down to 1k. Im guessing thats very unstable if it does that. Any suggestions?

Pictures Below

Idle




I had the fans in a push down setup and before I made this post I made them pull instead.


Stress Test #2 , [Cleaned as much as i could as far as dust, Replaced thermal compound from the one that comes with the H100I Series to Artic Silver 5, Changed fans to Pull setup.] Still Pretty high temps in my opinion for 4.4ghz! The most the core speed changed was from 4.4 to 4.399

 

[EarthDog]

Meh... seems in the ballpark to me. What are your ambient(room) temps?

 

[kitanz]

Not really sure, Doesn't get past 75 in my room. I also I have the AC set to 72 and the room isnt that huge, gets cold pretty fast.

 

[caddi daddi]

can you work that vcore down a little 1.36 seems a little high for the clock, I'm new to intel myself but the vcore looks a little high to me.

 

[kitanz]

Meh... seems in the ballpark to me. What are your ambient(room) temps?

Reading the guide for the haswell overclock from you signature right now. It also stated ill be seeing 80+.

can you work that vcore down a little 1.36 seems a little high for the clock, I'm new to intel myself but the vcore looks a little high to me.

I used the auto oc feature for this, so maybe thats why? I'll give it a shot.

 

[RnRollie]

don't use auto O/C... auto has a tendency to pump too much voltage.
better use a manual offset.

 

[caddi daddi]

+1 RnRollie.

 

[ATMINSIDE]

Go manually set 1.25V for the core voltage, then test with Prime95 for ~20 minutes.