bullbearings

Well I'm relieved that it's not actually 100 degrees. Thanks to everyone who helped.

I'm on Windows 10 but on 10/8/7 you can do the realtime priority option.

I forgot I was doing another benchmark in the background, merci. http://prntscr.com/9lp8jt

http://prntscr.com/9lp8ci

http://prntscr.com/9lp4ce I somewhat don't think that's normal, I'd imagine a GTX would surpass a GT model.

I think the hyper 212 evo I'm using is a pretty solid aftermarket cooler, I'm touching the heat pipes whilst doing a prime95 torture test right now and it's got that cool metal feel to it.

No I haven't, have you got any recommendations?

Are my idle CPU temps also too high, my old processor idled at like 20 degrees.

Hello, I am currently on CPUID HWMonitor, I've completed my first PC assembly and played about two hours of GTA now and everything is stable. However I've noticed that the temperature of my mainboard is listed as 117C which I highly doubt is normal. I've switched my fans to run as fast as they can (one exhaust, one intake) and ontop of my CPU I have a Hyper 212 Evo. However the temperature is very high, the parts came today. A screenshot of CPUID HWMonitor displaying the temps of my PC since its first proper boot - http://prntscr.com/9lot88 Is it something I should worry about? My case is stone cold and taking off the top cover of the case theirs basically no warm air I can feel. If it's needed my case is a Corsair 330R.