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i5 3570k question about temps

farlucco

Junior Member
Guys, a curiosity ....
One thing I do not understand ....
With a i5 3570k + 212 hyper Evo the idle temp is good .... about 33 ° ...
I tried to do some testing with prime95 and intel burn test to see where they came to the default temp ....
Everything ok, but what I do not understand is "because as soon as I start the test (even if the cpu goes immediately to 100% of course) the temp splash immediately throttle and then stay that way?"
I mean, I hope to explain, the temp is normally around 33 °, and in my opinion, should rise gradually ... instead I go from 33 to 55/65 degrees, then remain fixed with the temp with a few changes ....

I'd understand if it got up gradually ,not say it in 3 minutes ... but at least a few tens of seconds, not in 3 seconds !
When I stop the test, the temp is back to normal quickly, but obviously not in 3 seconds !
In my old E6750 core duo temp rise and fall gradually.....

Surely (I hope) is a normal thing but I hope you'll give me an opinion ....
 
Ya Rvenger good temp at full throttle. oh 16GB is not enough,, LOL just giving you a hard time Rvenger my friend.

You can launch 5 different games keep them in memory and play them all LOL more, your whole games list...
 
You are future proof tho. nice!

No such thing as "future proof" with PCs.

OP I have also seen some very high temps on my CPU. Up to 102c under very high stress testing with IntelBurnTest. I would never want to run the CPU at more than 75-80c max load on a day to day basis but if stress testing the CPU is going to get hot. With IBT this is the worst case scenario and no other app will stress the CPU to that point.
 
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