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Hi,
What was the temperature at the time of the screen shot ?
Very high sudden CPU temperature
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New #14
I've already done that,I'm not sure how this is software related.
Cleared BIOS,no OC.
fresh OS install.
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New #15
Hi,
It's probably not :)
If you have a H80 liquid cooler did you also download Corsair link installer for the cpu cooler ?
Scroll down to the bottom of the page for the download,
Hydro Series™ H80i High Performance Liquid CPU Cooler
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New #16
Yes of course,and even if i did not have Corsair link installed the temp won't go so high,not even close to it.
As i have said,the temp is much higher with the H80i,it reaches 75c on idle with it,so I'm no longer using the H80i,I'm using the stock fan for now.
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New #17
Hi,
Could very well be a bad cpu ?
As stated the liquid coolers are
But as you have tried 2 and are still seeing high temperatures cpu is likely
Where was all these components bought from exactly ?
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New #18
Can you see this high temperature from BIOS?
High temperature means high usage. What process is using the CPU at high rate?
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New #19
It could be that the on-die temp sensor has malfunctioned and is giving false readings. No way that thing should idle at 52 - 55C, unless the HSF isn't fitted properly, or there is no thermal compound.
I can't see any reason other than those three things. Unless the CPU itself is damaged and reporting a bad temp.
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New #20
"on-die temp sensor" where is that located at ? CPU or MB ?
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