Recent content by Corellon

Thanks for the comprehensive post CT, Cinebench and Prime 95 without AVX posted similar results, Ranging between 68c and 75c on the various cores. Running with AVX (pushing close to 255Watts) produced ranges of 78c-86c (Except for 1 slight blip to 90c on one core for a split second) I do...

Sorry I didn't see exact details such as shorting the pins and powering while unplugged.... If you have an integrated GPU in your CPU your board may have defaulted to outputting video over the motherboards HDMI/DP/DVI ports. Try powering your system on with the monitor connected to that instead...

You can generally run 4 sticks without impact even though it's dual channel, if your run kits with high speeds and tight timings you will usually have to loosen the timings to run 4 sticks instead of 2 and you may have (Though rare) compatibility issues if the sticks mismatch (Even though they...

Sometimes there is residue voltage in the board, it's rare but remove the battery, unplug the system and then try to turn it on... You may see a flash on the board LEDs as the residue voltage is discharged, also helps if you short the 2 pin CLRTC jumper before trying to power it on. You can...

Cinebench is taken from near the end of the run, High temp shown includes high from previous runs as well. CPU-Z Stress test is not as stressful it seems, but those are the temps after a 5 minute run at 100% MrN1ce9uy: Thanks, I was coming from a 4770k so haven't been used to the current...

Thanks for the input, I thought idle was fine but the quick jump from idle to 60ish was unexpected used to a more gradual curve. I might try undervolting it some to see if I can bring it down some, or tweaking speedstep for when it's idle to reduce clocks further.

Have a custom cooled loop (360 rad) for an intel i9-9900ks and can't find much info as what to expect for temps. I Idle around 23-25C and at full load for Cinebench hit around 72C with all cores running 5Ghz (some spike to 73-74C briefly) and 1.34, 1.35v on the CPU and ~200W power. Is this...