Why is voltage so high for 4.3GHz...or even Max Turbo.
i7-8700K Turbo is 4.7GHz... On default settings CPU should boost with all cores on 4.7GHz only on default voltage. In previous years Turbo vas 100% stable on default voltage.
From my perspective is negative if BIOS is not optimized with Turbo Enabled on default.
I don't know how much is default voltage exactly but I suppose 1.100-1.150V.
If 4.7GHz is Turbo for All Cores than Out of box voltage should be 0.xxx idle 800MHz and 1.100V full load on 4700MHz.
I suppose no matter on thermal paste CPU Temps should not be over 75C in Intel Burn Test.
But so high temps are expected, these new models are tested only with Real Bench, AIDA64, Intel Xtreme Utility...
Silicon Lottery and others sell binned chips stable on these tests, they are not even close to pass Prime95 or Intel Burn on such high clocks.
That's very old test not optimized for new processors.
But on default settings shouldn't be over 70C.
Mine i7-5820K on 4.0GHz Once I tried Prime95, I was ready to disable immediately, but when I saw 60-65C I continue to test.
Voltage was default 1.150V and he didn't react so bad even on Prime95.
It's nothing strage, we remember i7-4770K 70-80C on default settings in Prime95.
Only voltage shouldn't be like this. If this is normal to voltage jump so high that's very bad.
I expected 1.250-1.300V if customers OC to 5.0GHz in Adaptive Mode and voltage to incrase in full load and drop on 0.xxx in idle.