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Hey everyone,When under load, CORE 1 is about 55-60 and the rest of the cores are in the mid to high sixties.Is this normal or do I need to re-do my thermal compound and re-seat my waterblock?

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Hey everyone,When under load, CORE 1 is about 55-60 and the rest of the cores are in the mid to high sixties.Is this normal or do I need to re-do my thermal compound and re-seat my waterblock?
If you are using Affinity Mask 14 and running without hyperthreading, then core 1 is working a lot less than the others. Mid sixties celcius under load on air is normal but water should be less than that shouldn't it?Kind regards, Edited by SpiritFlyer

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If you are using Affinity Mask 14 and running without hyperthreading, then core 1 is working a lot less than the others. Mid sixties celcius under load on air is normal but water should be less than that shouldn't it?Kind regards,
Sorry if I wasn't clear enough. I was running Prime95 with those temps, not within FSX... Woops haha

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Sorry if I wasn't clear enough. I was running Prime95 with those temps, not within FSX... Woops haha
I don't know Ben because that seems a bit high for water. Your H100 should do better I would think. I run somewheres near there on Prime 95 with my air system, but then again it is really super well vented.Kind regards,

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I don't know Ben because that seems a bit high for water. Your H100 should do better I would think. I run somewheres near there on Prime 95 with my air system, but then again it is really super well vented.Kind regards,
I have 2 low CFM fans for push config on my H100. As long as temps don't go above 70 for me, I am happy. The hottest temp after an hour of stress testing was 69 celcius.
Mine runs a little higher that than with an H70 under stress test, same ghz. Those numbers aren't that high under stress load. I wouldn't be concerned. What does it run when using FSX, Mine is upper 30 to mid 40c.
I am in the 30's and 40's within FSX. Otherwise on idle, I drop to the mid twenties.

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If Torkermax has an H70 and gets those temps, then you are OK. I get pretty much the same with air, but did not expect it for I thought the closed loop water systems were cooler than that.Kind regards,

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If Torkermax has an H70 and gets those temps, then you are OK. I get pretty much the same with air, but did not expect it for I thought the closed loop water systems were cooler than that.Kind regards,
Do you have Noctua?

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Everything looks normal to me too. Stephen's Megahalems is up there with the best air coolers and self contained water loops.I remember asking this same question in overclockers.com when I switched to Intel (I5 750). It happens to most Intel CPU's. No big deal

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Everything looks normal to me too. Stephen's Megahalems is up there with the best air coolers and self contained water loops.I remember asking this same question in overclockers.com when I switched to Intel (I5 750). It happens to most Intel CPU's. No big deal
Thanks for the help! :)

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