I decided to try and stream CS:GO because my computer is decent and I feel like it can handle it.
i5 4670k
Nvidia GTX 660
8 GB ram
My concern was my cpu, because I know that CS is a cpu intensive game, and I wasn't sure if it would hold up with the stock cooler. Anyways, I found that, streaming or not, my cpu always reached above 90% usage at all times and that it's temperature (using RealTemp) was always between 70 and 75 degrees Celsius. Streaming made no difference. My concern is that I'm shortening the lifespan by heating it up, as it's idle temp is always around 50 C. Maybe it's a noob concern (still on my first build from a couple years ago). Is there a reason to be concerned?
i5 4670k
Nvidia GTX 660
8 GB ram
My concern was my cpu, because I know that CS is a cpu intensive game, and I wasn't sure if it would hold up with the stock cooler. Anyways, I found that, streaming or not, my cpu always reached above 90% usage at all times and that it's temperature (using RealTemp) was always between 70 and 75 degrees Celsius. Streaming made no difference. My concern is that I'm shortening the lifespan by heating it up, as it's idle temp is always around 50 C. Maybe it's a noob concern (still on my first build from a couple years ago). Is there a reason to be concerned?