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  1. azninjazn
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    my cpu on the amd list doesnt show what the max temp is.
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  3. azninjazn
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    ran the cpu stress test, on standard, high, and very high, said it was successful on all three. don't know my max temp or if what I attached is the correct section, couldn't find the thermal thing from the instruction.
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  4. Golden
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    That looks ok to me. Is the CPU overclocked at all? Are all the chipset drivers updated?
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  6. azninjazn
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    found out my max temp is 61 degrees. i dont know how to overclock so i'm guessing its not by default. i don't know about my chipset drivers
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