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hi are these temps ok or too high during prime 95 running for about 1h 50m

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I mean, it's toasty, but assuming your house has joined in with the rest of the UK, this is also a very harsh weekend for doing stress testing :) My ambient today was a good 7-8 degrees above normal and that seems to translate into more than 8 degrees in PC thermals.

Outside of stress testing on a hot day, I doubt you'll see above low 80s.
 
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room temp is 29, I think normal temps are around mid-high 70s

Also, which version of Prime 95? I got caught out last week because the later ones use AVX, which adds 5-10 degrees over the older flavours. Very few real programs will hammer AVX in this way and most people don't use it as a benchmark. Make sure to grab 26.6 or earier :)
 
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I disabled avx in prime 95

Then yeah, ok, it's running hot and if that was your day-to-day gaming/working temps you should do something about it. But I bet it's fine in day to day use and normal weather. Maybe try some Blender tests in a couple of... weeks... :)
 
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Have the same issue while running Prime95 26.6, temps hitting 100c. It doesn't go too high while gaming (70-80), however it does if I'm editing photos in Lightroom Classic CC (100c).

I think I might need to replace the paste, add more fans or even replace the cooler. It's a stock Intel cooler, so isn't great but I had to use that when my AIO cooler broke.

Running in BIOS though, temps stay around 45c.
 
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Have the same issue while running Prime95 26.6, temps hitting 100c. It doesn't go too high while gaming (70-80), however it does if I'm editing photos in Lightroom Classic CC (100c).

I think I might need to replace the paste, add more fans or even replace the cooler. It's a stock Intel cooler, so isn't great but I had to use that when my AIO cooler broke.

Running in BIOS though, temps stay around 45c.
Hope you weren't overclocking on that cooler!
 
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Hope you weren't overclocking on that cooler!

Nah, never actually overclocked my CPU as it automatically seems to go to 4.4 when pushed, i7 4790K. Annoyingly I only had to replace to the stock cooler in April, so I'm not even sure what's going on with these temps.

EDIT: Just to add I only ran Prime95 because of the issues I noticed using Lightroom.
 
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