Hey Lads,
Just built my first hardline custom loop and wondering if the temps I’m getting are about right for the components involved.
I’ve got an i7 8086K (Delidded) OC’d to 5ghz @ 1.28v w/ no AVX offset.
GPU is a Gigabyte RTX 2080 Ti Waterforce edition with the custom water block and the only settings I’ve touched are maxing power limit and temp sliders for that.
The loop consists of EK D5 Pump, 1x 360x45 Rad and 1x 240x45 Rad. All components are EK besides the GPU Block.
The tower is the Cougar conquer case and the fans are all Corsair ML120 fans with the front 240 rads fans set to pull and the top 360 rads fans set to push.
On a Prime95 Small fft test over the course of an hour my max temp is 67° and while gaming over the course of a few hours CPU sits around 60° and GPU is around 54-55°.
I was quite stoked with those temps but was wondering if you more experienced loop builders could weigh in on those temps for me.
Sorry for the long ass read!
Just built my first hardline custom loop and wondering if the temps I’m getting are about right for the components involved.
I’ve got an i7 8086K (Delidded) OC’d to 5ghz @ 1.28v w/ no AVX offset.
GPU is a Gigabyte RTX 2080 Ti Waterforce edition with the custom water block and the only settings I’ve touched are maxing power limit and temp sliders for that.
The loop consists of EK D5 Pump, 1x 360x45 Rad and 1x 240x45 Rad. All components are EK besides the GPU Block.
The tower is the Cougar conquer case and the fans are all Corsair ML120 fans with the front 240 rads fans set to pull and the top 360 rads fans set to push.
On a Prime95 Small fft test over the course of an hour my max temp is 67° and while gaming over the course of a few hours CPU sits around 60° and GPU is around 54-55°.
I was quite stoked with those temps but was wondering if you more experienced loop builders could weigh in on those temps for me.
Sorry for the long ass read!