Temp worries while rendering

[ExtreamChaozZ]

I have recently started rendering videos on Sony Vegas pro 13, but when I render them I notice that my CPU temps are getting around 82c according to my gigabyte system info viewer and around 90 according to realtemp gt. Is this safe and normal for rendering videos? As I know a cpu getting over 80c is not good.
I have an i7 4790k non oc as well as all air cooled. My CPU cooler is the coolermaster hyper evo 212.
Each video takes around an hour and a half.
So is it safe to render at these temps everyday? Or do I have a bad mount/spread as the pc was custom built by me. Thanks

 

[GhislainG]

Unless you render 24x7, I wouldn't worry about it, but you could also decrease the OC a bit to keep the CPU below 80°C. I suggest you use Intel XTU to monitor the CPU temperature.

 

[ExtreamChaozZ]

I'm rednering at 1920x1080x32 @ 60fps with a display of 593x334x32, and my CPU has no oc its all stock. Ok then Il give the program a go thanks.

 

[GhislainG]

The CPU is designed to throttle at 100°C; therefore why are you worried if it runs at 82°C while rendering?

 

[maddogfargo]

Rendering / Encoding video puts a huge workload on all CPU cores. This is likely the highest operating temperature and load that you will put on your CPU outside of stress testing programs.

95c is the MAX for your i7, with 80c or below recommended. So if you're hitting 82c for short periods under full load like this it's OK.

 

[GhislainG]

If not sure, Intel XTU indicates the maximum for the CPU.