What are your 13900k max temps during cinebench run?

[xDiVolatilX]

I was wondering what all the temperature differences is with all the 13900k owners when running cinebench.

What cooler are you using? Air or water and model type? If rads how many?

What is your max cpu core temperatures?

This is a full load all 32 threads normal default stock 13900k.

This will give us a good idea about how different coolers perform and if any of use have a bad mount of the cooler.

 

[xDiVolatilX]

This video is what triggered my curiosity.

View: https://youtu.be/pTRk52LpRco?si=olFnHrIxar_X2XrW
How the heck does Jay have a max temp of under 80c on an all core cinebench run???
Most people it will shoot over 90 and thermal throttle at 100 almost immediately. What am I missing here?
What are your temps?

 

[xDiVolatilX]

What a coincidence he posts this video today explaining basically how he keeps his temps low without saying he does it. It makes sense how his temps were so low now, lol

View: https://youtu.be/s43Auv8ub7w?si=KtlX7ENLOd5QdK8P

So basically nevermind this thread the answer to my question of how is Jayz temps so low was answered by his latest video lol

 

[pendragon1]

i thought people knew about that crap. stuff like that is even in amd systems, mines all off. at least now you know. what where you getting vs now?

 

[xDiVolatilX]

I'll have to check.

But the interesting thing is that like Jay said it pumps unnecessary amperage and voltages and watts into the CPU for no reason because you're getting the same clock speed lol. It can make a pretty gargantuan difference. Like up to 30c difference letting the motherboard ripp vs turning Intel limits on and still have the same clock speeds lmao

 

[pendragon1]

I'll have to check.

But the interesting thing is that like Jay said it pumps unnecessary amperage and voltages and watts into the CPU for no reason because your getting the same clock speed lol. It can make a pretty gargantuan difference. Like up to 30c difference letting the motherboard ripp vs turning Intel limits on and still have the same clock speeds lmao

yup, same here. mine has tweaks for a couple versions of cinebench and something else, all they do is jack the voltage but my chip still stops at 4850, and temps climb.

 

[jacuzz1]

I scored just under 38000 and I am hitting 85c 5.3-5.5 ghz on a 360 AIO after make the changes as mentioned in Jay's video. Prior to those changes I was 5.5 all day but then spiking to 5.8 ghz when running Cinebench and then throttling.