I know that the Intel Coffee Lake CPU's run very hot but can this temperature actually harm the CPU in the long run?
Let me just add that the 80c is a constant temperature after about 30 minutes of playing and not a peak temp.
I use my computer all day every day now during the pandemic and the i7 I have is around 2 years old, I'm kinda scared of it dying on me one day. (Also I spend most of my day playing video games so the temperature stays there for a long time)
Should I worry about these temps?
I'm also thinking of overclocking it one day to around 4.6-4.7GHZ. But for that I would need a better cooler, currently, I'm using the SilientiumPC fortis 3 HE.
I have two coolers in mind if I need to overclock my CPU, the BeQuiet Dark Rock 4 Pro, and the Navis 240 RGB. I don't wanna deal with the dust that resides in the radiator over time so I lean towards the Navis more.
Let me just add that the 80c is a constant temperature after about 30 minutes of playing and not a peak temp.
I use my computer all day every day now during the pandemic and the i7 I have is around 2 years old, I'm kinda scared of it dying on me one day. (Also I spend most of my day playing video games so the temperature stays there for a long time)
Should I worry about these temps?
I'm also thinking of overclocking it one day to around 4.6-4.7GHZ. But for that I would need a better cooler, currently, I'm using the SilientiumPC fortis 3 HE.
I have two coolers in mind if I need to overclock my CPU, the BeQuiet Dark Rock 4 Pro, and the Navis 240 RGB. I don't wanna deal with the dust that resides in the radiator over time so I lean towards the Navis more.