CPU temps after overclocking

[Ironhell7]

I have recently OC'd my i5 7600k to 5ghz at 1.36v with my corsair h80i v2. The ambient temperature of my room is 32C (yes, its boiling here in india). I stress tested my cpu using aida 64 for 20 minutes and obtained the following temps:

http://imageshack.com/a/img922/595/CsVnKB.png

Are these temps safe? Also is the constant voltage of 1.36v fine?

 

[JamesSneed]

Its a running hot but perfectly safe temps for the 7600k. Your worst core maxed at 85c. Yes 1.36v is fine.

 

[MRBANG1]

Yeah that is decent temps and voltage. India temperatures are no joke, you probably wouldn't see as high temps in usual gaming. Nice OC, congrats!

 

[Jack_242]

I see a silicon lottery winner! I wonder what kind of clock could be achieved if you lived where I am as my ambient temp is 16c

 

[Ironhell7]

I could have lowered down the voltage further but haven't got the time to do all the stress testing.

 

[Jack_242]

Is the H80 radiator mounted to the front of your case as intake?

 

[Ironhell7]

Is the H80 radiator mounted to the front of your case as intake?

yup

 

[Jack_242]

could you mount an intake fan near the expansion bays to blow across the cpu.

What about push/pull.

FSB ratio overclocking may yield better temps.

I am running out of ideas.

 

[JamesSneed]

could you mount an intake fan near the expansion bays to blow across the cpu.

What about push/pull.

FSB ratio overclocking may yield better temps.

I am running out of ideas.

Really there wont be much to do for the temps unless you delid the cpu. There is quite a bit of heat that doesn't get dissipated very well due to the thermal paste Intel uses between the CPU chip and the metal lid. Nothing to be to concerned about I would watch temps under whatever the OP does that is intensive like playing a game or whatever this PC will be used for that stresses the CPU as the temps should stay lower than a CPU stress test.