Hello there, So, recently i've been having this weird and extremely annoying problem. In light tasks my PC is great, but as soon as I power on any game of any decent graphic, am not playing latest titles, just some NBA 2K14, yes, 14, and GTA 5 with ocasional Tropico 6 as well. But my game is having FPS drops of huge amount for about 10 seconds every minute or so. Now i understand that is due to CPU overheating but my temperature apps are showing maxes of 255. I am a technical person myself and i know 255 is some weird showing of temp using max bit number, so obviously sensors are bad. But bad sensors aren't that uncommon, but the other piece of data software like HWinfo is telling me is that my 95 TDP FX 6300 is at max getting 50W while being utilized 100% even in game like 2k14 where my 8gb ram and r9 270x is getting used less than 50. Now, here are things that are narrowed down. I had decent power supply that was 2 years old, it was not of some brand but it was rated good, but i still switched to gold rated Cooler Master 500W. Everyone told me that perhaps it is trully cooling issue and i bought a case with hugely imroved space and airflow and installed many additional fans. Some said it might be CPU itself, but this 6300 is actually a CPU i bought not long ago second hand and i had this same issue on my old Phenom II X4 945. By my understanding, the only remaining component that could cause this is my 10 years old MSI 760GM-P21 motherboard, although physically looking ok, it might somehow not deliver CPU with enough power and thus overheating it? Is that possible? Nowhere on internet i found specifically this question. Thanks in advance.