hi , first of all im new in overclocking and stress testing . Secondly I'd like to know if its normal that cpu/cpu package to be at 100c for the whole duration i have set?! .
P.s : If it helps I have starforge voyager elite 2 , and set the cpu fan profile to MSI ultimate and cpu core to be 5.7 GHzhttps://starforgesystems.com/products/voyager-ii-elite
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CPU: i5-13600KF
CPU cooler: Thermalright Peerless Assassin
RAM: 32GB DDR5
Motherboard: MSI PRO Z790-P WIFI
GPU: XFX RX 6950 XT
PSU: Corsair 850x (2021) 80 plus gold certified
Storage: Samsung 980 2TB NVMe SSD, Samsung 850 evo 500GB SSD, 1TB 7200 RPM HDD
OS: Windows 11
System BIOS: A. 70
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I was playing Deadlock on the recent patch and at some point, after about 5 minutes in game, my PC crashed to a blank screen. I still had sound, but my fan (I believe GPU fan) was on full blast and I had to manually restart the PC. After restarting, my second monitor would not be recognized. I fixed this by disabling and re-enabling my graphics driver in windows settings. Now I'm running some tests to find out what happened, and while running OCCT I noticed some high temps under the load from the test. I have screenshot here of the test while it was running. I ran it for a little over 15 minutes with no crashing or issues. What could be causing the crashes? And are these temps cause for concern?
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I've had my PC for a little over a year (current build list) and performance has been pretty good, hasn't blown me away and I haven't done any OCing (in fact undervolted at one point), but it's been alright. A couple of weeks ago I decided to add a second fan to my CPU cooler (NZXT T120) just to help with cooling a bit and also reapply thermal paste. Shortly after I played the game The Finals for the first time and at some point I noticed it was COOKING my CPU (core temp reaching 100C) and at some point, my PC just shut off because I guess it got too hot. Other games I've played since then haven't given me issues (max temp I've seen is 85C) but they haven't been too intensive of games (ex: Farm Sim, TF2, and Golf It). Also, idle temps are completely normal, around 45C. I decided to run a stress test on OCCT to see if it was just a problem with The Finals or a larger issue. My knowledge of PCs is fairly surface-level, I know how to build them and that's about it, so I'm not sure how to interpret the results. I ran a 5-minute test and the whole time temps were about 100C, power draw was around 180W, P-core clock speed of around 5000Mhz, and E-core clock of around 3900Mhz. Once the test was finished temps immediately went down to around 55C. Are these results indicative of a problem? And if so, should I reapply thermal paste or try a new cooler? One thing I'm a little confused about is why the P-core clock speed showing 5000Mhz while my CPU has a base clock of 3500Mhz, does that mean it's OCed or am I just fundamentally misunderstanding what these speeds mean? Here are some pics of my PC in case it helps to see my flow (pretty sure my case flow is pretty standard):
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Any help is appreciated, thanks!
hi , first of all im new in overclocking and stress testing . Secondly I'd like to know if its normal that cpu/cpu package to be at 100c for the whole duration i have set?! .
P.s : If it helps I have starforge voyager elite 2 , and set the cpu fan profile to MSI ultimate and cpu core to be 5.7 GHz with 1.45 voltage overwrite mode .
Thank you
Even after overclocking my 3.5ghz i5 4960k to a "safe" clock speed of 4.2ghz at 1.2 volts, the temperature just bolts up to 100°C while running a stress test (OCCT) with a CPU monitor (HWMonitor). Nothing else was running in the background.
I then turned off any form of overclocking, including Intel's "turbo". I redid the test and the results were exactly the same, the temperature hit 100°C after roughly 1:30 mins of a OCCT small data set test.
I've tried:
Opening the side of my case completely.
Cleaning all the dust out from the inside of my PC.
Replacing thermal paste and making sure of a correct application. (It was actually thermal grease, does that make a difference? On the packet it's stated use was for a CPU.)
Making sure the heat sink is firmly attached to the CPU, yet not over tightened.
However, I am still facing this stressful problem of an unusually high CPU temperature even without being under load . If anyone has any idea whatsoever for how I might go about fixing this problem I would greatly appreciate the input :)
Hello all, I recently purchased an open box 13900kf/4090 Bitspower water cooled gaming pc from microcenter for $1900 USD. I was planning on building on the am5 platform but the deal was too good to pass up.
In order to make sure my CPU is a healthy 13900kf I’m in the process of running a stress test on OCCT. Immediately upon starting my temps jumped to 100c and then settled around 90c. No errors are detected. I’m coming from a 7800x3d which was a cool 75c in the same test. Is this just how hot the 13900k runs or is there a larger issue at hand here? Thanks in advance for the help!