I9-10850K Temperatures

[ThatOneGuyYouKnow]

So recently upgraded from my 8700k to a 10850k (yes I know I kind of lost out due to ryzen but multiple other issues led to this choice) But, I was wondering what people were getting on their temps while over clocking? I'm sitting at 1.3v and 5.1 core and 4.8 cache and after about an hour stress test with AVX I get a max of 91 degrees (didn't really get a proper average but it was only peaking to 91). Now I know it is a much different CPU than my 8700k but this is on a custom hydro x loop with a 360mm rad and 120mm rad.

It doesn't seem to awful but, biggest reason i'm asking is i'm trying to make sure my CPU block is for sure sitting fine when I changed everything around I totally didn't think about needing a new CPU block the one I have is technically supposed to only be for LGA 1151/AM4. When I put it on didn't have to force anything and nothing was any harder to install so it seems fine but I figure if my temps are way off that could be why.
Any help would be appreciated.

[Slayton]

Take off the waterblock and see how the thermal compound is spread, which should give you an indication of how well the contact is.

[Huperspace]

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/intel-core-i9-10850k-cpu-review
says 100° 240mm and 91° 360mm with AVX

[ThatOneGuyYouKnow]

Originally posted by Slayton:

Take off the waterblock and see how the thermal compound is spread, which should give you an indication of how well the contact is.

oh yea already done. like with everything else, it seemed fine just wanted to ask around and make sure was all.

[ThatOneGuyYouKnow]

Originally posted by Huperspace:

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/intel-core-i9-10850k-cpu-review
says 100° 240mm and 91° 360mm with AVX

Alright cool yea saw those too just was seeing if anyone happened to have any personal experience with it I guess thank you though!
Guess I will continue with my plans to de-lid it and go ahead and get a 240mm rad instead of the 120mm :D