Mind-blowing facts!!!
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Not the processor, the cores, man, that's not a problem :chuckles:
Now seriously, I think the temperature is excessive if it's well anchored. Try touching the heatsink, if it's not burning much it will be the sensor.
What temperatures do you have at rest? And at full load by default (with 1.2V)?
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I used to pass him another program to monitor temperatures like real temps and core temps to compare, anyway that heatsink doesn't inspire much confidence in me.
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The heatsink is no wonder: Gigabyte Volar CPU Cooler Review. Page 6 - X-bit labs
In any case, check that the fan is free of dust and that the heatsink is properly anchored.
Also try changing the thermal paste, and if everything is in order, you can either put a fan oriented towards the micro to lower the temperature a bit more, or relax the frequencies.
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The heatsink is little more than a standard one but it's not a 12 to 1500RPM fan. Unless the case is very poorly ventilated, it doesn't make sense to me, the mounting should be fine... Unless too much or too little paste was used with a poorly ventilated case, I can't think of much else. -
Perhaps the almost 100ºC of the processor.
according to what I read, it says that for 80 degrees it is a "normal" temperature, when doing OC it went up from 13 to 16 degrees. Isn't that more or less normal? or is it that we expect temps not to go up when doing OC? :| the heatsink being a mess or the thermal paste leaving much to be desired is another thing, but as far as I know, when you do OC, temperatures go up and we're talking about going up 800 ghz
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In short, the heat sink is insufficient. -
Still, the temperature is too high, especially with the voltage that my Q6600 is getting, I have it at 2.4@3.2 and in the summer it can easily go over 60°C; but 60°C is one thing and what kimizombie is indicating is a real exaggeration and it's not at all operational to have a micro at that temperature.
We just try to give solutions to the guy and tell him if those temperatures are normal, and to me they seem excessive, but the heatsink is pretty bad. That's why we recommend checking the mounts, thermal paste, fan dust, case ventilation, etc.
If you look at the link I posted earlier: Gigabyte Volar CPU Cooler Review. Page 6 - X-bit labs
You can see that the heatsink is very bad, but it reaches similar temperatures with an E6750 at 1.6V which is also an exaggeration, but he's not putting as much voltage into it.
Still, I would change the thermal paste and if after settling in it doesn't change much, then it's time to "relax" the micro a bit so it doesn't fry :nono:
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if you are right amd125
the first thing kimizombie should do is remove the OC, check the temperatures with the bios "load" and with the everest or the program he prefers, compare the temperatures and anything above 35 is that it has problems, disassemble the heatsink, clean the base and micro, put a quality thermal paste, clean the fins of the heatsink and verify the state of the fan, mount everything and retest under load and full, if the temperatures are still the same then it's time to let go of the paste and change the heatsink for something powerful (it's not too much to look at what tower it has, not that it's a churro) and after all that, return to OC
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well I see that it's not normal so I'll disassemble the pc and try to see what happens... any online store to get thermal paste? and well.. the case is an nzxt exactly this: NZXT :: Unique. Unprecendented. Inspired - Lexa Blackline Product Detail which I suppose will also be bad hahaha and a normal cooler leaning towards good which one do you recommend?
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minimum this: Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus - 30 euros
more recommendable this: Scythe Yasya CPU Cooler - 37 euros
and of course this is one of the best: Noctua NH-U12P SE2 - 59 euros
the paste one of these: Arctic Cooling MX-4 or Arctic Silver 5 3.5gr - 7 euros
regards
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I hated those heatsinks for a long time, because for those temperatures that plastic doesn't help you at all, but I think that with a decent heatsink and a little bit of decent thermal paste you'll be fine. -
@kimizombie:
bueno pues veo que no es normal a si que me pondré a desmontar el pc y a probar a ver que pasa… primero quita el OC y pasa los test de estrés alguna tienda online para pillar pasta termica? nose de donde eres pero siempre te saldrá mas a cuenta comprar en tienda fisica ( solo la pasta ) que por online y bueno.. la caja es una nzxt exactamente esta: NZXT :: Unique. Unprecendented. Inspired - Lexa Blackline Product Detail que supongo que tambien será mala jajajjajaja depende de como tengas los ventis no digo tu, pero siempre esta la peña que no sabe montar un ventilador para conseguir un buen flujo de aire ( y eso incluye al os fabricantes ) y un disipador normalito tirando a bueno cual me recomendáis?
¿que presupuesto tienes?
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budget well well let's see about 50 bucks is that understand that the processor is also something old and I think I won't leave much money to perform an oc and play something better because if I spend too much I'll make another pc with a processor already new but I always love the oc. By the way thanks for answering so quickly I'm loving this community seriously and about the fans SERAS H…. lol it's a joke I'm one of those who doesn't know very well how to assemble them, I admit when the case came I'm very new but I always want to learn, and many
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If you have an upgrade planned for soon and don't want to spend money foolishly now, it's worth getting a new heatsink that works for multiple sockets, most will work for you as they usually come with adapters for both AMD and Intel, and thus you can use it in your next PC.
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One of my goals, even if it seems absurd to you, is a) to learn how to overclock well and get more out of it (as far as software is concerned, my computer is as clean as possible) b) to play battlefield 3 with higher graphics c) to spend little money
The thing about battlefield 3 seems like a trifle, but I do it because I look at the power of a PC by the games it can handle and I think that game is going to be quite demanding xD and well, as for the rest, I think I'm going to get a good heatsink like the ones you've put on me, but they only cost 30 euros? they're not expensive, are they? -
@kimizombie:
One of my goals, even if it seems absurd to you, is a) to learn how to overclock properly and get more out of it (as far as software is concerned, I have the cleanest computer possible) b) to play battlefield 3 with higher graphics c) to spend little
The thing about battlefield 3 seems like a trifle, but I do it because I look at the power of a PC by the games it can handle and I think that game will ask for quite a bit xD and well, regarding the other, I think I'm going to get a good heatsink like the ones you've put me on, but they only cost 30 euros? they're not expensive, are they?A: first, have an adequate team (heatsink) as Tecnho tells you, a good heatsink works for all micros (it comes with the mounts) and at least it can last you two years (unless you get AMD3 and for example in a year you switch to AMD4 (and it's different))
B: that's micro graphics disk etc
spend ….. little? it's never too little in a PC, little is not viable :nono: to spend little and play you buy a PS or similar
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I had a pretty good time with the crysis
and he has a point because if you leave me any more suggestions for coolers up to 40 bucks I would appreciate it and tell me how my pc is doing:
Intel e8400 at 3.8 ghz (I'll remove the oc later lol)
Nvidia palit gtx460 1gb
4 gb ram DDR2 :S
Motherboard EP35-DS3P
NZXT case
Source: a corsair of 600 I think :S
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Yo pondría este que precio calidad da muy buenos resultados.
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Pues seguramente me lo acabe pillando por que si a sí se va a mejorar las temperaturas creo que es bueno ademas luego supongo que lo podre utilizar si me compro un i7 o lo que sea
Muchas gracias por todo chicos 
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Ya que te has propuesto mejorar la refrigeración del equipo…un comentario.
He visto que tu caja ofrece como opcional el ventilador frontal,¿Significa eso que no lo tienes instalado? si es así te recomiendo que leas este post y luego ,junto con el disipador,compres un ventilador adecuado para el frontal,algo mejorará la refrigeración.
Un saludo.
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