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I found out that the problem is with the program I used to monitor the temp itself

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Mobo msi 970A-G43

Cpu fx-6300

I opened the hardware monitor and found out that my cpu temp is 65 system temp 35

I wasn't gaming or doing something that is cpu intense before reading those numbers

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AMD temp monitoring on idle is gash, what about under full load? what are temps like there?

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Use AMD Overdrive to monitor AMD CPU temps. Seems to be the only software that gets it right.

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That is too hot dude. Is your cooler good installed. 

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That is too hot dude. Is your cooler good installed.

Yes but thermal paste not wuiet sure

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Either you've not installed the cooler right, or the sensors are borked.

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Yes but thermal paste not wuiet sure

Uninstall it. And do everything again. Then you are sure, You are not OC'ing right? 

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Either you've not installed the cooler right, or the sensors are borked.

 

Sensors?

 

http://help.argusmonitor.com/index.html?TemperaturemeasurementforAMDCPUs.html

 

"The value for the CPU temperature of the (digital) on-chip sensor does not equal any real physical temperature but is measured on an AMD spezific scale"

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Is thermal paste properly installed on your CPU? How much time you are using your system? Dust can interfare with heat sink's heat dissipation. Although you can try installing thermal compound or cleaning your CPU's heat sink.

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I found out that the problem is with the program I used to monitor the temp itself

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