6700k delid temp spike

so I turned on my laptop and run hwinfo then it shuts down and I notice some temps spiking from 37-50 . And I turn on back again and the temps spiking from 41-58 is this normal ?

 

well it depends what youre running in the background? any particular cpu load? if not, check your paste job, both beneath and on top of the ihs what paste are you using atm?

 

I'm using gelid gc extreme. Yea I think the bit defender is the culprit. I'll double check. I use a line method on the ihs and I use the pea method on heatsink

 

Yea I think I scratch some of the base on the CPU where the tiny lines go through the die? U think that's the reason why?

 

i hope it was a large pea, since the ihs is quite the large area to cover

scratched it during the delid? well then ure lucky the cpu actually even works but no, its not likely that this would cause the temp spikes.

 

The X Cross method is the best as it provides the max surface coverage with the least amount of air bubbles

 

Do you prefer putting Ic diamond on CPU die ihs and heatsink?

 

The best in *my experience* is Liquid Ultra between the CPU die and the IHS > IC Diamond between the IHS and the heatsink since IC Diamond is thicker and makes better contact with the heatsink.

See: http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/clevo-overclockers-lounge.788975/page-156#post-10240358

 

Thanks!! Did you put ic diamond in your Gpus as well?

 

yes sir, and also using the X Cross method for both. Temps are awesome!

 

Ok both gpus idle at 45 is it good ? CPU idle at 35-40

 

That can depend on the ambient temperature of the room, if the room is quite warm then i would say temps aren't bad. I use a P775DM3-G and using TG Conductonaut my CPU idles around 25-28 and my GPU around 35-36 with room temp around 19-20 and the system set to balanced and CC set to performance

 

CPU temps can change in micro seconds depending on the load they are under

 

That's how it is on my system with a slightly higher CPU idle temp. What matters is how it performs under load

 

How low Idle temp you can manage, depends also on whether you use the balanced power plan in windows and enabled EIST and C-States (Auto, Offset, Overide or Adaptive voltage mode - frequency and voltage drop). For idle temp on the graphics card, it's the power settings you selected in NCP.
For comparison of Idle temp on your hardware, all of you should use the same power setup and have about same ambient temp. Otherwise will the result be completly wrong And Yes bro @Phoenix Low load temp is KING Idle temp doesn't tell the whole story!!

 

At the moment I have everything set to stock, so no under volts etc. I'd only just reset the system and removed the BIOS battery and haven't got round to setting anything back up yet

 

good to overclock @4.6ghz? running at 4.1 ghz

 

yes sir, try an undervolt of -26mV on the core / cache

 

thanks i overclocked to 4.5ghz you think its good temps?

 

perfect!!!

 

That's pretty good.

 

I have a question. Did you guys having a little bit of flickering while doing the CPU test in time spy?

 

No

 

what Nvidia Drivers are you using?

 

you think its the CC im using .73 version

 

375.95

 

I don't know, I have the latest .90 version of CCC installed without the XTU built in crap using the OEMINFO edit

 

That's weird because when i run the Time Spy CPU Test the Screen Flashes fast for like 4x. hmmnnn you think my cpu is defective? lol

 

you didn't state your Clevo model in your sig, just the specs........

Which reseller did you buy it from also?

 

I have NP9873-S I ordered it from Sager

 

Do you have Gsync enabled ? With the recent drivers ?

 

Yes g sync is enabled

 

Try running TimeSpy with Gsync disabled. There have been issues with Gsymc and some of the recent Nvidia drivers.

 

Thanks! It's fixed now I re installed windows and installed the latest nvidia drivers and not flickering when I run time spy

 

So the culprit is the bitdefender

 

So i use Liquid Ultra on cpu and Heatsink

 

You are best turning G-sync off for benching due to the slight loss in score anyway.

 

Yea overclocking gives you more points but however whenever I play Crysis 3 my CPU temp goes up to 77-80 and gpu 85-90. So my aim is to somehow reduce the temperature to 70s. So I applied liquid ultra on CPU+ihs and Ihs + heatsink the temps are amazing on idle, around 30-35. I experimented also with the thermal paste on gpu using ic diamond and gc extreme. So I notice I get more power draw using gc extreme than ic diamond and lower temps at 35-45 on idle.

 

The power draw was likely just variation in load conditions, you need quite large swings in chip temperatures (think 20-30C) under load to get proper power changes.

 

Alright what's your CPU frequency ? I overclock mine to 4.5 Ghz in all votes using clevo control panel but they not running all at 4.5ghz they at 4.2ghz

 

What did you change the power/current limits to and what power profile are you running in ccc and Windows?

 

i uninstalled ccc now high performance power settings on windows
is this normal? 6700k TDP 95W

 

Looks normal to me.