#4790K INTEL BURN TEST TEMPS FULL#
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Right now, I'm typing this on the same machine, so if I'm not stressing things, I seem okay. BSOD again just as the second loop had gotten going. The initial run of that tool was a pass, so I decided to do the burn-in test and set it on a loop while I went to bed. To make this story shorter, the same pattern repeated when I ran Intel's own IPDT.

#4790K INTEL BURN TEST TEMPS FULL#

Full power-off again and some more bad words and incoherent sounds of frustration. Awesome! Just kidding-BSOD (system service exception). Temps hovered around upper 50s/lower 60s. Then powered back on and ran normally for a bit. Upon reboot, the system ran for another minute or two, then another BSOD (system service exception). Then BSOD (interrupt exception not handled). Idle temp had evened across all cores and was now upper 20s/low 30s, Prime 29.4 started in the mid-50s, and gradually crept as high as 74, then hovered in the low 70s for about 15 minutes. I left it in the relidding clamp for about 12 hours, ran the machine normally for another 12, then at about 24 hours began testing with Prime95. To cover the sensitive areas of the substrate, I used a thin coat of liquid electrical tape instead of nail polish. I did particular research beforehand on the amount of liquid metal to apply and watched quite a few tutorials very closely, and my application results matched the (good) pics online perfectly. I used Rockit's tool and followed their procedure exactly but used CLP instead of CLU. Load with audio processing seldom crept above 70. Idle with the C1 and about 23-24C ambient was mid-30s. The 4790k has been fine since 2015, but over the last year, I've noticed that Core 1 has been way hotter than the others under load. Since the system ran fine for what I was doing, I let it go. When I first set up the machine back in 2015, I tried Prime 95, but gave up when temps kept creeping above 90C, even with a Cryorig H7 (cooler at the time).

#4790K INTEL BURN TEST TEMPS WINDOWS#

All testing has been done in Windows so far. However, LTSB is also installed for occasional gaming.

#4790K INTEL BURN TEST TEMPS PC#

This is a hackintosh, and I usually run various outboard audio gear and attached RAID over USB, since this PC is used primarily for audio production. This is all in a well ventilated MicroATX case. I'm hoping some of you guys with delidding experience might help me cover any troubleshooting prior to tearing it all back down again.Д«uild: 4790k (always stock, yes, really), 32GB Mushkin Stealth (stock XMP 1.2 profile), ASRock Z97M OC Formula, GTX 750ti, Seasonic Prime Ultra Titanium 750W. Posting this in OC rather than Intel since this issue has only come up since delidding/relidding with CLP.

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