pincorrect
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I've been running mprime in stress-testing mode and watching my CPU temperatures with IPMI view. I hoped to get some feedback as to whether the temps I'm seeing are OK.
I have the Supermicro X11-SSH-F motherboard with a Xeon E3-1240 v5 cpu. It has the stock cooler, but I removed the stock thermal compound and used Arctic Silver. I ran it long enough during disk testing to get past Arctic Silver's recommended 100 hour break-in period. (And of course I used their recommended application method. I also used their cleaner and surface purifier on the CPU and heat sink first.)
Anyway, at the peak, IPMI View says my CPU temp is 82 C. The datasheet says that TCASEmax, the max temperature at the cap of the processor is 74.1, but the TJunction-max is 100. I'm not sure if the temp IPMI view gives is the same as the case temp. I've just run mprime an hour, and it's running without any errors.
My feeling is this is a little high, but I'm not sure if an aftermarket cooler is warranted. I've heard the stock cooler is good. What do you think.
I have the Supermicro X11-SSH-F motherboard with a Xeon E3-1240 v5 cpu. It has the stock cooler, but I removed the stock thermal compound and used Arctic Silver. I ran it long enough during disk testing to get past Arctic Silver's recommended 100 hour break-in period. (And of course I used their recommended application method. I also used their cleaner and surface purifier on the CPU and heat sink first.)
Anyway, at the peak, IPMI View says my CPU temp is 82 C. The datasheet says that TCASEmax, the max temperature at the cap of the processor is 74.1, but the TJunction-max is 100. I'm not sure if the temp IPMI view gives is the same as the case temp. I've just run mprime an hour, and it's running without any errors.
My feeling is this is a little high, but I'm not sure if an aftermarket cooler is warranted. I've heard the stock cooler is good. What do you think.