Hi,
I need some hints about my configuration because i'm very unschooled about the argument. Here my system:
-H370 Aorus Gaming 3 wifi (BIOS F11)
-Intel core i5 8600k
-Cooler Arctic Freezer 33 plus (MX-4 th. paste)
-2x8 GB Crucial Ballistix Sport PC4-19200
-GPU GTX 1050 Ti Zotac ZT-P10510A-10L (drivers updated)
-SSD Crucial MX500 250 GB
-HD Western Digital Blue 2TB
-HD Western Digital Red 3TB
-PSU Seasonic focus+ gold 650
-case: cooler master N300
-fans: 140 noctua front intake, 120 noctua back exhaust and 120 cooler master top exhaust
I know H370 and unlocked k-cpu is an unsuitable combo but since i'm not interested on OC at all i hope you could help me. My system works fine: the only thing that leave me a bit concerned is about temps.
My room temp is about 22°C:
-cold start-up shows in bios 23-24°C
loading Windows and hwinfo64 (or hwmonitor) one can see:
-idle: temps below 30°C
-browsing and soft-gaming: below 45°C
-computational program like matlab or python usually keep temps below 60-65°C but here's the problem:
last time i ran a very heavy script that took 30 minutes of heavy math-processing and hwinfo showed 74°C peak in "max core temp". During the process the temps were around 60°C but that peak left me a little worried. Isn't 74° (even if it's a peak) too much for stock condition?
It was the first time i heard cpu fan so noisy, but i don't know if in the future my script will get heavier.
My bios is in default settings but i noticed that while vcore average is about 0.9, sometimes it reaches 1.21 (at least that's what monitor softwares show).
I would like to know if maybe in BIOS default settings as mine, could be some options auto-enabled not suitable for my CPU (since this motherboard was not designed to k-series) that could justify so high peak temp with no OC, or perhaps some options that i must manually set to let my cpu work under optimal conditions.
I wouldn't like put my hands on M.I.T. BIOS menu because i'm unpractised and i don't wanna make things worse.
So i hope somebody could help me
Thank you very much!!
I need some hints about my configuration because i'm very unschooled about the argument. Here my system:
-H370 Aorus Gaming 3 wifi (BIOS F11)
-Intel core i5 8600k
-Cooler Arctic Freezer 33 plus (MX-4 th. paste)
-2x8 GB Crucial Ballistix Sport PC4-19200
-GPU GTX 1050 Ti Zotac ZT-P10510A-10L (drivers updated)
-SSD Crucial MX500 250 GB
-HD Western Digital Blue 2TB
-HD Western Digital Red 3TB
-PSU Seasonic focus+ gold 650
-case: cooler master N300
-fans: 140 noctua front intake, 120 noctua back exhaust and 120 cooler master top exhaust
I know H370 and unlocked k-cpu is an unsuitable combo but since i'm not interested on OC at all i hope you could help me. My system works fine: the only thing that leave me a bit concerned is about temps.
My room temp is about 22°C:
-cold start-up shows in bios 23-24°C
loading Windows and hwinfo64 (or hwmonitor) one can see:
-idle: temps below 30°C
-browsing and soft-gaming: below 45°C
-computational program like matlab or python usually keep temps below 60-65°C but here's the problem:
last time i ran a very heavy script that took 30 minutes of heavy math-processing and hwinfo showed 74°C peak in "max core temp". During the process the temps were around 60°C but that peak left me a little worried. Isn't 74° (even if it's a peak) too much for stock condition?
It was the first time i heard cpu fan so noisy, but i don't know if in the future my script will get heavier.
My bios is in default settings but i noticed that while vcore average is about 0.9, sometimes it reaches 1.21 (at least that's what monitor softwares show).
I would like to know if maybe in BIOS default settings as mine, could be some options auto-enabled not suitable for my CPU (since this motherboard was not designed to k-series) that could justify so high peak temp with no OC, or perhaps some options that i must manually set to let my cpu work under optimal conditions.
I wouldn't like put my hands on M.I.T. BIOS menu because i'm unpractised and i don't wanna make things worse.
So i hope somebody could help me
Thank you very much!!