Your CPU isn’t made of water. Yes, this is safe to do. The manufacturer is on the hook for warranties if this goes wrong, and they know it.
The main concern would be lower quality electrolytic capacitors on the motherboard VRM, but they tend not to use low quality caps these days except maybe on budget boards.
Your CPU isn’t made of water. Yes, this is safe to do. The manufacturer is on the hook for warranties if this goes wrong, and they know it.
The main concern would be lower quality electrolytic capacitors on the motherboard VRM, but they tend not to use low quality caps these days except maybe on budget boards.
The VRM temperature is a different sensor. You can have 69C VRMs when your processor is 95C
Irrelevant. If your CPU is chugging hard, then the VRM is chugging hard. That’s what causes high VRM temps.
Not really, my CPU is a 65W CPU. When it chugs hard the VRM is not even warm. My cooler is much weaker