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ArjunKiller

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Is there something wrong with my CPU or SpeedFan doesn't work properly..because from 3 months..I have been seeing these values..and those degrees change only by a value of + or - 1.

*i.imgur.com/6wBaw.png
 
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ArjunKiller

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In HWiNfo64 it shows that ThermMon is throttling. What does that mean? While core 1 is at 44 degrees core 2 is at 94 degrees..
 
sukesh1090

sukesh1090

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^^that means your processor is getting too hot and it can be seen in second core reading.post your complete configuration.
 
sukesh1090

sukesh1090

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run prime95 and check whether your system is stable or not.also try some more software to confirm that your processor is overheating.
IF you find temperature is going above 85-90C then please stop the test to protect your hardware
 
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ArjunKiller

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CoreTemp screenshot. Ran Prime95 for 25 minutes..temperature went upto 147 degrees as per HWMonitor Info.

*i.imgur.com/sdKen.png
 
Neuron

Neuron

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Okay those temperatures are way too high.Try cleaning the heatsink first,if the temperature doesn't some down time to apply some new thermal paste.
 
d6bmg

d6bmg

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ArjunKiller said:
CoreTemp screenshot. Ran Prime95 for 25 minutes..temperature went upto 147 degrees as per HWMonitor Info.

*i.imgur.com/sdKen.png
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147 degrees? :shock:
Apply good thermal paste or stop using your computer. Something is going very wrong with your rig.
 
coderunknown

coderunknown

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ArjunKiller said:
Guys, I will be upgrading my PC in the next 2-3 months. Do you think this one will hold on till then? Without the paste.
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give a thorough cleaning of your processor HSF. remove old TIM & apply fresh layer. also check if the HSF is loose. i really feel there is some space between processor & HSF else processor temp shouldn't get that high.

BTW, have you recently tried disassembling your PC? or cleaning? sometimes the pushpins gets broken & then these kind of overheat problem starts.
 
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ArjunKiller

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I recently had removed the HSF and re-applied TIM but in the process 1 clamp got twisted and doesn't fit properly. The fan is a bit loose. What should I do now because I dont have anymore TIM left. Can I just repair the clamp and then screw the clamp back to the motherboard?
 
mithun_mrg

mithun_mrg

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the process of removing & refitting hsf is complicated refer to the manual or take help of a tecnitian I think u have to twist the clamps before appling pressure to lock also check the temps in bios no way can the proccy resist 147

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coderunknown

coderunknown

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ArjunKiller said:
I recently had removed the HSF and re-applied TIM but in the process 1 clamp got twisted and doesn't fit properly. The fan is a bit loose. What should I do now because I dont have anymore TIM left. Can I just repair the clamp and then screw the clamp back to the motherboard?
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exactly as i thought. you cleaned your PC, heatsink, try to install it again. it doesn't get installed. put pressure & one of those pushpin/clamp gets broken. you fix it that way & run your PC.

get a new cooler. a KOOLER MASTER HSF (brought one a year ago) will cost around 200 bucks.
 
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