Might be worth re-mounting it if you are still worried and just check the paste, even pressure on all screws etc - but don't overtighten. In addition, maybe your cooler isn't optimally mounted in terms of thermal paste etc. I have a 360mm cooler, so there will be more fluid circulating and therefore more capacity to manage the heat. It all depends on your cooler, thermal contact etc etc. When I run it, my CPU jumps to mid 80s immediately and then climbs closer to 90C during the test.
I hope that Asus and/or Intel will solve this problem in the future.Ĭinebench is a very CPU intensive test of course. It's a shame to have to tweak my system in order to have acceptable CPU temp. With manual mode set to 1.27 instead of offset mode, temp is significantly lower but with a big drop in performance (Cinebench rating drop to 12-13K from 23K).ĭo you have any advice to improve CPU temp without such big drop in performance ? Unfortunately, it seems to have almost no effect because CPU voltage still goes up to 1.305V and above (1.31 and even 1.32V), and temp hits 100c. Actual VRM core voltage -> CPU core voltage offset : 0.11 (also tried 0.10 and 0.135) Actual VRM core voltage -> offset mode sign :. DIGI+ VRM -> CPU load line calibration : level 4 (also tried 5) I tried undervolting from BIOS using the following parameters : I think that my cooler (Cooler Master MasterLiquid PL240 FLUX) is OK because temperature goes down to normal very quickly as soon as I stop the test and I saw several posts with the same problem and different cooling configurations. It hits 100c almost immediately in CineBench (thermal throttle). I just built my 13600KF system with ROG Strix B760-F (gaming wifi) motherboard and I have a problem with CPU temperature.
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