I had just finished building my computer, I bought really expensive and good quality parts, and I work with important data i.e. I don't want the computer processor to mess up calculations that I wouldn't know about (text most importantly).
I had opened Open Hardware Monitor and exported a video, then on another time tried the intel i7 tool, and on another go tried the 3D pass mark, even also tried the BlenchMark. The Intel Diagnostic Tool test (and the others I remember) made my Skylake processor usually go around 54C to even staying at 61 for a while and also 1 core ht 63C. I am worried, they stayed at 61C for a few minutes, and have went through a few several times of this torture, oh I am worried.
I am going to try and set their max temp so they automatically settle themselves down, but obviously that's not what I'm worried about right now, I'm worried about if I have melted the any single even 1 of the billions of transistors or wires in the Skylake.
It's max Temperature Intel gives is 71C at the T junction case package.
***I need to know if any signifigant melting to the transistors happens over only a few such occasions or when it reaches 63C every other week it would only add up? Will I be safe or not?
My laptop's max safe CPU temp is 100C and on big full loads is sometimes 78C, though high like my Skylake it is still way under the death-zone limit.
I had opened Open Hardware Monitor and exported a video, then on another time tried the intel i7 tool, and on another go tried the 3D pass mark, even also tried the BlenchMark. The Intel Diagnostic Tool test (and the others I remember) made my Skylake processor usually go around 54C to even staying at 61 for a while and also 1 core ht 63C. I am worried, they stayed at 61C for a few minutes, and have went through a few several times of this torture, oh I am worried.
I am going to try and set their max temp so they automatically settle themselves down, but obviously that's not what I'm worried about right now, I'm worried about if I have melted the any single even 1 of the billions of transistors or wires in the Skylake.
It's max Temperature Intel gives is 71C at the T junction case package.
***I need to know if any signifigant melting to the transistors happens over only a few such occasions or when it reaches 63C every other week it would only add up? Will I be safe or not?
My laptop's max safe CPU temp is 100C and on big full loads is sometimes 78C, though high like my Skylake it is still way under the death-zone limit.