super high temps oc i7 7700k

[RyanKruMP]

so yeah i am overclocking my brand new i7 7700k i installed today, i used artic silver 5 thermal paste which i know takes a bit to kick in, but seriously? these temps are ridiculous its like my h100i v2 isnt even on or something. before installing this i had around 70 degrees on my i7 6700k using 1.32 volts or so, so im confused as to why the temps are this crazy https://gyazo.com/43d344939d32a793badc1990b4be7d1f

 

[The_Staplergun]

The chip runs hot. Expect it to.
My h115i keeps a 4.8 GHz oc at 1.34 volts at 80c under prime95 26.6 load.

You need to clean and reseat the pump. Verify when you pull the pump off the look of how the grease spread and make sure you did it right.

I use thermaltake tg-7 I think it is.

I idle at ~26.
What's your oc? 49x multi?

Get prime95 v26.6 and do small FFTs. What's your temp?

 

[RyanKruMP]

it was 4.9ghz clock at like 1.35 volts, but it was hitting over 100. thats no good, i wasnt sure if its cause artic silver 5 takes a bit to settle or something else, i guess i could give it a week or 2 and see if it goes down and if not maybe reseat the liquid cooling
i have a link to my hw monitor while it was running prime

The chip runs hot. Expect it to.
My h115i keeps a 4.8 GHz oc at 1.34 volts at 80c under prime95 26.6 load.

You need to clean and reseat the pump. Verify when you pull the pump off the look of how the grease spread and make sure you did it right.

I use thermaltake tg-7 I think it is.

I idle at ~26.
What's your oc? 49x multi?

Get prime95 v26.6 and do small FFTs. What's your temp?

 

[The_Staplergun]

Reseat it now and verify placement of the paste.
What version of prime? Anything past 26.6 gives unrealistically high temps.

 

[RyanKruMP]

28.5, should i try using real bench and monitor the temps on something like that?

Reseat it now and verify placement of the paste.
What version of prime? Anything past 26.6 gives unrealistically high temps.

 

[The_Staplergun]

Google prime95 v26.6 and run small FFTs.

Report temps.

Anything past 26.6 uses avx instructions and causes unrealistic temperatures.

Realbench could also work, but for your best bet use v26.6

 

[Eximo]

I show your Vcore at a max of 1.392 volts in that picture. That is what I am running for 5.0Ghz with a custom water cooling loop. 100C is not surprising.

Arctic Silver 5 isn't considered a top thermal compound, especially for the money. And it does have curing time.

http://overclocking.guide/thermal-paste-roundup-2015-47-products-tested-with-air-cooling-and-liquid-nitrogen-ln2/6/

 

[RyanKruMP]

im running real bench now 4.9 ghz 1.376 volts and it's hitting 100, im only 4 minutes in. so i shouldn't be surprised with these numbers? will they drop down a lot after the artic silver 5 gets settled or should i get a different/better one?

I show your Vcore at a max of 1.392 volts in that picture. That is what I am running for 5.0Ghz with a custom water cooling loop. 100C is not surprising.

Arctic Silver 5 isn't considered a top thermal compound, especially for the money. And it does have curing time.

http://overclocking.guide/thermal-paste-roundup-2015-47-products-tested-with-air-cooling-and-liquid-nitrogen-ln2/6/

 

[The_Staplergun]

By maybe 5c. Lower your oc. You're going to melt your chip. That voltage is pretty high. Still within the recommended limit but your chip runs too hot.

If you want results you're gonna need to troubleshoot. I recommend reseating instead of waiting the curing time to find out it's wrong. If it wasn't wrong then that rules that out. It's a process of elimination.

 

[RyanKruMP]

i resat the liquid cooling pump thing on the processor and added a little bit less thermal paste. ran a realbench overnight https://gyazo.com/9b57aa0fee8c970eb5847e9c2570924c its not looking good, and i feel like letting the thermal compound sit wont change these temps drastically. cpu temp idle is around 33-35 it use to be about 21 or so.

 

[The_Staplergun]

You did a snow pea sized amount? It's like half a regular green pea, right in the middle. Then you tighten in an X pattern otherwise it goes all over to one side.

I just have some thermaltake tg7 from best buy.

I might suggest you get corsair link and verify pump speeds and fan speeds.

 

[RyanKruMP]

yeah i did about that and i have corsair link around 2900-3k for the pump and the fan is around 800-930

You did a snow pea sized amount? It's like half a regular green pea, right in the middle. Then you tighten in an X pattern otherwise it goes all over to one side.

I just have some thermaltake tg7 from best buy.

I might suggest you get corsair link and verify pump speeds and fan speeds.

 

[The_Staplergun]

Sounds about right. What's the ambient temperature in your room and what kind of air circulation in the room?

 

[RyanKruMP]

well i'm not to worried about that cause everything was running pretty cool prior.

Sounds about right. What's the ambient temperature in your room and what kind of air circulation in the room?

 

[RyanKruMP]

okay an update, i have re sat the cooling and re applied the AS5 yesterday, i also forced the fan speed on the radiator to max. doing testing now and i am getting still pretty high temps i believe, CPU 81 when running 4.8ghz on 1.296 max voltage on realbench. need someone to give me a solution, should i try new thermal paste? i ordered artic mx-4.

my idle temps are around 33

 

[The_Staplergun]

I use tg7. Works for me. 4.9 oc at 1.34 at 80c on prime95 small FFTs.

 

[RyanKruMP]

also dont know if i mentioned my mobo is asus z170-a

 

[The_Staplergun]

That part shouldn't matter

 

[Derbixrace]

High temps like that is normal with a 7700k, im running 4.8ghz at only 1.21v but my temps still want to go to high 70s low 80s with my 240mm cryorig a40 ultimate AIO. i think the only way to solve the heat issue is to delid but that is ofc risky business and i dont know if i even wanna do it. a max stable clock you get from these are a little bit over 5ghz anyway so is it worth to delid? i think no