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Windows 7: New GPU and PSU causing CPU Tempreture to skyrocket?

20 Dec 2012  
envy28

Windows 7 64bit
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As far as I can tell GPU is working fine, its running at around 40 degrees, I even tried putting my old GPU back in and I get the same sort of tempretures for my CPU. As for the PSU its a Corsair TX 850W 80 Plus, I think that is a pretty well known brand.

My PSU does have alot of cables coming out from it, most which are not in use, can that have an effect? Unfortunately I do not have the old PSU anymore so I cant test it.

Is there a way to test if the PSU is working properly or not?

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20 Dec 2012  
envy28

Windows 7 64bit
71 posts
 
 

Ok so I was able to get my hands on a new heatsink, and I am still having the same problem. So does this mean there is something wrong with my PSU?

Btw how accurate is Core Temp? The only reason I noticed the temps is because I decided to check, the computer has not restarted without that software being open. As a test, is it safe not to have Core Temp open and push the computer to see if it shuts off by itself? I assume the computer shuts off once it reaches 99 degrees?

Last edited by envy28; 20 Dec 2012 at 09:58 AM..
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20 Dec 2012  
pbcopter

Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1, Windows 8 Pro x64
860 posts
Florida, USA
 
 

I would check the temperatures in the BIOS, if you haven't already done so.

That tends to be the most accurate.
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20 Dec 2012  
proudtobegreek

Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit Service Pack 1
527 posts
Thessaloniki
 
 

Checking your temps via BIOS seems legit.Confirm with AIDA64 Extreme Downloads | AIDA64.
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24 Dec 2012  
envy28

Windows 7 64bit
71 posts
 
 

Hey guys

Since the world did not end I thought I might as well give it all another try. I brought a new fan, a basic one, and my tempretures are much better.

[img]http://s14.**************/7oyqh5hnx/Core_Temp_Scr.jpg[/img]

Do you think it is still a little high considering the computer is not doing much? I did not reapply the paste as the fan already had it pre applied on it.

Oh and Merry Christmas.
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25 Dec 2012  
proudtobegreek

Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit Service Pack 1
527 posts
Thessaloniki
 
 

Your link seems like a deadend...
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25 Dec 2012  
envy28

Windows 7 64bit
71 posts
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by proudtobegreek View Post
Your link seems like a deadend...
woops... sorry about that. My temps are basically between 50 - 60 degrees when i am not really doing anything. Is that ok or is that still a little high?
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25 Dec 2012  
proudtobegreek

Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit Service Pack 1
527 posts
Thessaloniki
 
 

Take a look at these temps.Aircooled.One CPU fan only.GPU has its own,PSU another two.have another four,never turned on.You never admitted applying paste or did i missed it through the posts?
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25 Dec 2012  
envy28

Windows 7 64bit
71 posts
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by proudtobegreek View Post
Take a look at these temps.Aircooled.One CPU fan only.GPU has its own,PSU another two.have another four,never turned on.You never admitted applying paste or did i missed it through the posts?
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Your right, I did not apply paste as the new fan already had it applied and I assumed that was good enough... so i guess i was wrong.
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26 Dec 2012  
proudtobegreek

Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit Service Pack 1
527 posts
Thessaloniki
 
 

Another fan or another CPU cooler?What app is giving you,your temperatures?Did you follow link Downloads | AIDA64 ?
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