FX 9370 Overheating

[PKJacker]

I am wondering if there is a problem with hardware or is this normal.

I am using a CORSAIR Hydro Series H105 cooler with the two stock fans and two noctua fans mounted on the radiator as well.
Case I am using is Fractal Design R4 and the cooler is mounted on top of the case.

The CPU is not overclocked at all.

While running prime95.exe in blender mode the CPU starts climbing in temperature (stopped the program before it hit temperatures higher then 66C) and this happens in the first few seconds of the stress test.


If I am just using insufficient cooling some advice on what I should be using would be appreciated.

Temps were being read from AI Suite II

 

[chris987]

I am wondering if there is a problem with hardware or is this normal.

I am using a CORSAIR Hydro Series H105 cooler with the two stock fans and two noctua fans mounted on the radiator as well.
Case I am using is Fractal Design R4 and the cooler is mounted on top of the case.

The CPU is not overclocked at all.

While running prime95.exe in blender mode the CPU starts climbing in temperature (stopped the program before it hit temperatures higher then 66C) and this happens in the first few seconds of the stress test.


If I am just using insufficient cooling some advice on what I should be using would be appreciated.

your cooling should be sufficient.ensure the pump reaches max rpm way before cpu reaches 60c. also due to sudden jump of cpu usage while stress testing there is a delay for the pump until it reaches high speed in order the liquid to perform a full loop.also increase fans speed. finally i gues you know that only few mobos can actually run properly that cpu and you need a really strong psu.!

AI suite II isnt accurate on reading cpu temps. use core / real temp!

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Real Temp is a temperature monitoring program designed for all Intel single Core, Dual Core, Quad Core and Core i7 processors.

 

[chris987]

Real Temp is a temperature monitoring program designed for all Intel single Core, Dual Core, Quad Core and Core i7 processors.

thanks Blackbird, for pointing this out! whats gotten into me? CPUID HWMonitor is another alternative!