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    Germany
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    Student

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    i7 4790k
  • GPU
    Asus Strix Gtx 980
  • Case
    Silent base 600

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  1. BaumiBaumann
    I was a little bit bored package main; import java.awt.AWTException; import java.awt.Robot; import java.awt.event.KeyEvent; import java.util.TimerTask; public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { new java.util.Timer().scheduleAtFixedRate(new TimerTask(){ @Override public void run() { try { Robot robot = new Robot(); robot.keyPress(KeyEvent.VK_F7); //Change Key Here robot.keyRelease(KeyEvent.VK_F7); //Change Key Here } catch (AWTException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } },1000*60*90,1000*60*90); //Change Time Here } } This will Press F7 every 90 minutes F7Press.jar
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  3. BaumiBaumann
    I already solved the problem but if you really need it I could look it up again if want to
  4. BaumiBaumann
    The thing is I bought the Radiator with the intention to put it at the top but sadly to big, so I improvised and found a way to put it at the Front Now the Radiator is Exhausting while getting air from the from the bottom fan My Rear aswell as the top left fan is blowing air to the motherboard - which I thought were enaugh but but looks like it isnt And my top right fan is again exhausting To your other points im currently testing to underclock the cpu combined with my case fans now running at 100% (They were on Silent mode before) to hope that thats enaugh which at the moment looks very high promising To be honest im pretty happy with my water cooling its really silent never had any failures what so ever and 70-80*C is more than enaugh All in all I will probably build a completly new Pc in a view months or so just to not have to mess around with this and again have a high clocked cpu Again Thanks to all your help!
  5. BaumiBaumann
    So with this little Fan Setup and also GPU Fans pinned at 100% my Motherboard Temperatures are now at around 100-105*C which after 15 minutes of Stress Testing seems to Prevent the System from Thermal Throttling so thanks to everyone who helped me out with this! But i still have no clue why seemingly has started out of nowhere Do you guys think that maybe my mainboard or the sensors on the mainboard are broken and replacing it will help?
  6. BaumiBaumann
    Ok so I will try cooling the mainboard and then I will report it to you again
  7. BaumiBaumann
    Is this what you wanted? What i see is some pretty high motherboard temperatures on the 2. image but can this lead to a Thermal Throttle?
  8. BaumiBaumann
    Let me try this real quick
  9. BaumiBaumann
    I dont think so because up until the thermal throttling begins at 70*C the Temperatures are pretty good at around 60*C. The thing is like I read online Thermal Throttle on the 4790k should only begin at around 100*C which can not be changed or turned off Which makes this whole thing pretty weird
  10. BaumiBaumann
    So I just reinstalled the cpu drivers and started another Stress test but sadly this did not change anything I already changed the thermal paste like I already described
  11. BaumiBaumann
    My Bios runs the newest version but even this version is from 2016 it just doesnt receive any new updates Windows power plan is set to Max Performance
  12. BaumiBaumann
    Hi, My 4 Year old i7 4790k just somehow started to Thermal Throttle as soon as it hits 70*C I`ve now Achieved this in several games like Assassins´s Creed Origins, Gta 5 and like you can see in attached screenshot also in the intel xtu while running the cpu Stress Test, which indicates me that is indeed thermal throttling However the cpu is not Overclocked and apart from changing the Thermal Paste after this error first occured i did not change anything on the hardware site compared to the last 4 years on which it ran well I am using: i7 4790k, cooled by a single fan 140mm corsair all in one water cooling (Dont know the exact product name anymore) Some cheap 60€ asus mainboard Asus Strix gtx 980 Im also using 4 case fans
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