- May 25, 2016
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Hello, my i7 7700T never had a single issue on temps, and i had a gtx 1060 6gb, on load (intel burn test on high) temps were around 50-55°C with intel TS15A cooler, it's not the stock one but a 30$ one sold by intel off amazon.
Now after upgrading to RTX 2060, besides the obvious games run better, benchmarks too but the cpu has a much higher temp! For example, on witcher 3 i've never reached 60°C, while now i usually do 67-72°C there or on Rainbow six Siege.
What's more weird is that on intel burn test for 20 minutes on veryhigh max temp reached was 74°C, meaning that there is a temp increase but while gaming temps are almost the same ( :O ).
Is this because my gpu is not a blower stile now? So the two fans spinning (msi model) are pushing hotness towards CPU?
My rig has 6 fans, 3 in-take and 3 out-take, respectively on the front and rear/top of the case.
What can i do? Undervolting cpu to -0.110 (Stable) doesn't help, is there an AIO cooler that would solve the problem? Which one do you suggest?
Forgot to say that idle cpu temp is 30°C - 37°C and gpu under load rarely goes past 80°C.
Now after upgrading to RTX 2060, besides the obvious games run better, benchmarks too but the cpu has a much higher temp! For example, on witcher 3 i've never reached 60°C, while now i usually do 67-72°C there or on Rainbow six Siege.
What's more weird is that on intel burn test for 20 minutes on veryhigh max temp reached was 74°C, meaning that there is a temp increase but while gaming temps are almost the same ( :O ).
Is this because my gpu is not a blower stile now? So the two fans spinning (msi model) are pushing hotness towards CPU?
My rig has 6 fans, 3 in-take and 3 out-take, respectively on the front and rear/top of the case.
What can i do? Undervolting cpu to -0.110 (Stable) doesn't help, is there an AIO cooler that would solve the problem? Which one do you suggest?
Forgot to say that idle cpu temp is 30°C - 37°C and gpu under load rarely goes past 80°C.
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