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Up to 90C you should be ok, but i cap it at 70C to be safe.
If you are overclocking stress test with prime95 to see if you cooler can hold the temp at a steady level, if not i would recommend getting a water cooler for it, they will run you about $50-$100 depending on which model you get (single or double fan width).
I would say you are ok temperature wise.
btw, I have an AMD Phenom II x6 1100t, which is different architecture than the 2500k, it can't go even close to as high as the 2500k, but from what I see I think my temps are safe but Im confused on the whole core temp vs. cpu case temp thing...
thank you very much for the response tho...
I listed my i5 temp cuz before i hit 90 C with the stock cooler, with the water cooler i listed it stays at 50 C now.
thanks again for the advice...btw if it was getting too hot, my computer should have warnings, or downclock, or just shut off right? I mean, it never has...
MW3 or games not that demanding, vsync on(60fpscap) GPU usage is really low and temps are like in the 50s, ofcourse vsync off and GPU usage goes right up there, but no need when it can stay at 60fps constantly with vsync...
but even at 85c I think my 570 would have been fine and quieter, but I prefer a little louder and cooler..
thanks again