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What is a good temperature for Intel CPU?
The Normal Operational Range CPUs fluctuate between 20 to 30 degrees Celsius (36 to 54 Fahrenheit) in normal use between idle and full-load. The full-load temperature on correctly functioning processors will be less than the CPU’s maximum operating temperature.
Is 93 hot for a CPU?
93 is too high, and you have a problem. It is recommended that it never exceeds 80C. Things that you can try: If your desktop and CPU fans are at the right direction: Front and upside fans intake, back and downside fans are exhaust.
Is 85 too high for CPU?
However, if your CPU is hitting the 85+ range, *stop*. Running for extended amounts of time above 85 degrees can seriously damage your CPU. If your CPU does hit high temperatures, you could be thermal throttling.
Is 90 a good CPU temp?
Running for extended amounts of time above 85 degrees can seriously damage your CPU. If your CPU does hit high temperatures, you could be thermal throttling. When the CPU temp hits about 90 degrees, the CPU will automatically self-throttle, slowing itself down so it cools.
What is a safe temp for Haswell-E?
What is a safe temp for haswell-e? 70° on the hottest core? 80°? How much? For all Intel CPUs, the “maximum safe operating temperature” is 1 degree less than TJ Max. Intel CPUs are designed to run at full speed right up until they reach the TJ Max temperature. Then they throttle just enough to keep the temperature a hair below TJ Max so it is safe.
What is the maximum safe operating temperature for an Intel CPU?
For all Intel CPUs, the “maximum safe operating temperature” is 1 degree less than TJ Max. Intel CPUs are designed to run at full speed right up until they reach the TJ Max temperature. Then they throttle just enough to keep the temperature a hair below TJ Max so it is safe.
Can Haswell hold a high overclock?
Most CPUs cannot hold a high overclock (4.7ghz) with a high memory speed (2400mhz) I have no doubt in my mind that most Haswell samples can run approx 4.5ghz, by playing with these new settings we weren’t familiar with on Sandy/Ivy. Good luck step by step. I overclock since Nehalem, and my first days with Haswell, i really felt like a beginner.
Why doesn’t Intel lower the TJ Max temperature of their CPUs?
Intel CPUs are designed to run at full speed right up until they reach the TJ Max temperature. Then they throttle just enough to keep the temperature a hair below TJ Max so it is safe. If this was not a safe temperature, it would be easy for Intel to lower TJ Max but they don’t.