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14700k getting too hot?
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Maybe something additional, from the RL thread...
Gigabyte Z790 "Intel Baseline" profile puts Core i9-13900KF (QS) CPU into Core i7 tier - VideoCardz.com
Gigabyte promises “Superior Stability” with its Intel Baseline motherboard profile for Core i9 CPUs Similarly to ASUS, Gigabyte has released the Intel Baseline Profile setting within its BIOS for 13th and 14th Gen Core CPUs, all in an effort to offer more stability to these CPUs. As we reported...
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Temperatures have been fine for the last few weeks with pl1 and pl2 set to 253w. That was until the other night when it hit 96C when building shaders for Dead space.
I ran cinebench and it got to 97C, thats hotter than when i had power limits unlimited. I lowered the power limits back down to 200w, ran cinebench again and the temperature got to 96C, the same temp as it got to weeks ago when the power limits were unlimited.
Not sure why the temps have gone up but surely a 360 aio should do better at handling 200w?
Ive lowered the power limits to 180w now and havent seen temps above 86C since.
The problem Ive got is that ive got used to the performance Im getting with the higher power limits and just dont want to lose it by lowering them too much. If I start having more temperature issues Im seriously going to have to consider getting a new motherboard.
F*ck you Gigabyte for not letting me undervolt.
I ran cinebench and it got to 97C, thats hotter than when i had power limits unlimited. I lowered the power limits back down to 200w, ran cinebench again and the temperature got to 96C, the same temp as it got to weeks ago when the power limits were unlimited.
Not sure why the temps have gone up but surely a 360 aio should do better at handling 200w?
Ive lowered the power limits to 180w now and havent seen temps above 86C since.
The problem Ive got is that ive got used to the performance Im getting with the higher power limits and just dont want to lose it by lowering them too much. If I start having more temperature issues Im seriously going to have to consider getting a new motherboard.
F*ck you Gigabyte for not letting me undervolt.