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Hi,
During a 10minute render I got these max temps:
-CPU#0: 77 Celsius
-CPU#1: 74 Celsius
Is that safe for rendering about few hours for more complex scenes?
Config: Z620 + dual E5-2690 , using thermal paste Gelid GC Extreme & 1 asterisk @ idle fan speed in BIOS
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@JderulWoodsend wrote:Hi,
During a 10minute render I got these max temps:
-CPU#0: 77 Celsius
-CPU#1: 74 Celsius
Is that safe for rendering about few hours for more complex scenes?
@Config: Z620 + dual E5-2690 , using thermal paste Gelid GC Extreme & 1 asterisk @ idle fan speed in BIOS
From what I recall the limit for these CPU's is around 90C, anything above 80C is considered hot. The Z620 does not have great airflow for a dual CPU config so IMHO you are doing ok.
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