Are these good temps for i7 3770k 4.4 GHz?

[LukeP14]

Hey guys posted a thread earlier today about my CPU and 4.6 GHz. I got my temps a lot lower by adding another fan that is feeding more air directly into my V6 GT, and i have seen a very good increase in performance. At 4.4 GHz running Intel Burn Test, My average maximum temperature is 67 Celsius, vs. my previous 77 Celsius, so a 10 degree Celsius difference!!!!!! . Do you think i can go for 4.6 GHz with these temps? My Motherboard is a MSI Z77A-G45

 

[ryanhmusic]

A max temp of 67ºC is definitely good. I don't think you'd see any issues unless you were >75º for extended periods of time...so 67º is definitely acceptable. You might even be able to hit 4.8...?

EDIT: Disclaimer: In my humble experience, <75º is perfectly acceptable for one of those chips.

 

[LukeP14]

A max temp of 67ºC is definitely good. I don't think you'd see any issues unless you were >75º for extended periods of time...so 67º is definitely acceptable. You might even be able to hit 4.8...?

EDIT: Disclaimer: In my humble experience, <75º is perfectly acceptable for one of those chips.

Alright sweet man thanks for replying i thought no one would I posted this like 3 hours ago and only 2 people had read it haha

 

[ryanhmusic]

A max temp of 67ºC is definitely good. I don't think you'd see any issues unless you were >75º for extended periods of time...so 67º is definitely acceptable. You might even be able to hit 4.8...?

EDIT: Disclaimer: In my humble experience, <75º is perfectly acceptable for one of those chips.

Alright sweet man thanks for replying i thought no one would I posted this like 3 hours ago and only 2 people had read it haha

Don't worry about it. Seems to be the way it sometimes goes here at Tom's Hardware...I've seen posts go for weeks only getting half a dozen views while others get 60+ within the hour of posting...

Anyways, just my $.02 on the subject.

Let me know how 4.8GHz goes if you stretch for it.

Best,
Ryan.

 

[ryanhmusic]

Don't forget to select best answer if you're satisfied with the answers you received - that way the post will be flagged "solved"

Best,
Ryan