![]() Is there any way to stop it from boost-clocking? I have the OC settings set to "normal" in the ASUS BIOS, but I'll check around some more. It usually sits around 60☌, with a maximum 80☌ high. ![]() Clock speed shows 4.4 GHz when playing Guild Wars 2 - that means it has automatic overclock. Is the fact that I'm using the processors integrated graphics contributing the extra 10☌? Or is something wrong and I should check out my cooling system? I feel like I shouldn't be running that hot with 3 fans and watercooling. I've compared some tests on the web and folks are getting around 80☌ at full stress. The CPU isn't overclocked - I am, however, using it as the graphics card on an ASUS ROG Swift PG279Q at 1440p until my 1080 Ti/2080 arrives (haven't decided yet). I have three 120mm case fans (two front, one back) set to run at 100% when the processor reaches 60☌ and a closed-loop AIO watercooler with two 120mm fans (top mounted), also set to run at 100% when the processor reaches 55☌. Idle temperature is OK (30-32☌), but when I use CPU-Z to stress-test my CPU and CoreTemp to measure the temperatures, it reads temperatures up to 90☌ - as far as I know, that's entering "dangerous" territory. (still waiting for gfx card, using integrated Intel gfx right now)ĬoolerMaster MasterLiquid 240 AIO watercooling system ![]() I recently got a PC with the following specs ![]()
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