Exeodus
[H]ard|Gawd
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The cat looks like it may have something to hide, are you sure it didn't just sit on the box?
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cat clearly did it. get a dog.
my audio, video, and rendering apps loudly assert otherwise
does it work?Well I installed it
Someone said dog?
and how many people render stuff? Still a 8600k with its real 2 extra cores vs 4 software cores would beat a 6 or 7 gen hyperthreading 4 core cpu regardless.
So many people buying the x700k chips I dont think they all render stuff.
and how many people render stuff? Still a 8600k with its real 2 extra cores vs 4 software cores would beat a 6 or 7 gen hyperthreading 4 core cpu regardless.
So many people buying the x700k chips I dont think they all render stuff.
does it work?
If you Think you put too much you prob did...Not quite done yet- this is really my first build in a normal case and it's taking longer than expected.
Noob alert.
So yeah, trying to run some more cables and stuff before I fire it up.
Also worried I put too much thermal paste on...
If you
If you Think you put too much you prob did...
I use to always spread with a razor blade to get a thin layer but there is a decent margin of error between rice and peas size
Ehh don't think much other than less than optimal temps.Less than pea size for sure.
What's the danger in too much?
Not quite done yet- this is really my first build in a normal case and it's taking longer than expected.
Noob alert.
So yeah, trying to run some more cables and stuff before I fire it up.
Also worried I put too much thermal paste on...
Ehh don't think much other than less than optimal temps.
Deepcool Gammaxx GT.yes and what model cooler is it?
TIM looks ok, little much but no biggy, itll squeeze out. set the fan to max and try running again. stock or oc'd?
The 8700K runs HOT, I do not believe that cooler will be sufficient if the CPU is pegged at 100% using a proggy like that. You may want to think about a better cooler or an AIO WC kit.
So a quick update on the temperatures:
It hit 97 degrees after 3 minutes on a RealBench stress test.
This is with a basic Deepcool air cooler.
Should I uninstall the cooler and reapply the paste or is this acceptable temps?
they are running big air or big aio or full custom loops. that cooler is basically a fancier 212 from the looks of it. check your vcore in bios as suggested and look into better cooling.I plan to get an AIO but just have a hard time believing this is normal with this cooler.
But maybe most people with an 8700k don't run a basic aircooler
Just curious, what is your vcore when you run those test?
Can you test Assassins Creed Origins temps?
Make sure you don't have MCE turned on. Asus overclocks by default. I also had to adjust Vcore b/c Asus thinks 1.4V is fine for everyone.
This is high should be around 1.2v even with MCE.Cpuz says 1.319.
Everything stock- no overclock
Dude test Assassins Creed Origins and see if reaching 90-100C with MCE on. My 8700K on 4,7GHZ reaching that temps with MCE on.
This is high should be around 1.2v even with MCE.
Basically same overvolt as my z270 board.
Not sure what options you have to adjust vcore, mine I have settled for -.060v with an OC, doesn't even seem possible for me to get stock vcore unless I used fixed(which disables idle vcore lowering)
I can't believe these boards are sold like this
Anyway try the latest bios, if no change you have to lower it another way
That is high, you might have to manually set your vcore rather than using adaptive vcore since it can be a bit funky, or if you use adaptive vcore, you probably should have an offset.Cpuz says 1.319.
Everything stock- no overclock
So you are saying the stock voltage is unsafe?
You'd think a stock <everything> would tend to error on the side of caution.
Honestly an overclocked 8700K is a furnace I was really surprised by it, average cooling is not sufficient. You need excellent cooling to keep the temps down.
So you are saying the stock voltage is unsafe?
You'd think a stock <everything> would tend to error on the side of caution.