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Two days ago I decided to reinstall windows 10, after which problems with the processor began. At first, the voltage jumped, but this problem was solved by updating the bios.Then the problem of heating the processor was revealed. During a stress test under 100% load, the sensors show 80 degrees, and the temperature increase is very rapid, although when you touch the radiator with your hand, it is barely warm as always I planned all the solutions to the problem, installed different versions of Windows, started from a live cd, checked the temperature with all possible programs, updated all possible drivers, discussed the problem with friends, tried to solve it with them. I attach stress test graphs before the update and after the processor was not overclocked in the photo where the temperature is 55,the thermal paste was dried up and ineffective,now, with new tests,the thermal paste is new,tested for quality according to the temperature of the motherboard, it can be judged that the processor is not actually heated specs: r7 3700x gigabite 2070s 8 gb AsRock b5550m pro4 psu 700w

Hello everyone , My card is heating badly after i updated the BIOS of MSI X570 tomahawk wifi motherboard. I tried rollback to the older version but nothing works. What should i do? Flashed 3 different BIOSes but nothing works. On idle too the temp goes 41-50 degrees without any overclock and with Overclocks for mining it goes 41-45 degrees with 70% fan speeds. Please Help me out

Specs - **GPU- AMD RADEON RX 5700 XT** **CPU- AMD RYZEN 7 3700x 8 core** **RAM- corsair 3600 2x8** **MOTHERBOARD- B450 TOMAHAWK MAX** **PSU- CORSAIR CX650M WATT** 2 monitors 60 hz with freesync wich does not work cause tearing gets worse or is the same. hey guys. i am having a problem wich is seriosly making me worry. i have always hated letting my pc run on max, not only it gets too hot but make my gpu push hard and i find its useless or unnecessary. so i have always used the in game fps limiter, but as you know sometimes these stop working on loading screens and some games dont even have one. So i used radeon's tool [i put on 144 fps because it removes screen tearing, and no vsync is not a option sadly ;-; i hate it too much.] this worked fine for a long time until now for some reason sometimes, my pc just goes insane and my coil whine just makes a lot of noise and my pc gets hot really fat the gpu fans start spinning. this happens for example i was playinh tarkov i aimed the scope to a certain spot, in stalker this happened out of nowhere. now this might sound normal but the thing is most of the time it doesnt happen its as if it just decides to happen so if tomorrow i come back and aim the same place it doesnt happen. I then tried doing one thing, disable the radeon limiter and use the in game limiter. still happened as soon as my pc would get to 80 fps it would just fire up hard the coil whine. and i cant understand why i would be very grateful if you guys could help me. i will also do a stress test to see whats happening. the videos are not the stress test, the stress test went well no abnormalities no coil whine all fine for 60 s of stress. once again thanks for everyone who tries to help me \<3 https://1drv.ms/f/s!Ag4msaGaQmOQmnABoKsQBBq18kge Here's a one drive video of the happening. What makes me worried is that it's not as if it asks for power and once done it just rests its that it asks for power non stop. And my pc heats up so fast I mean like it heats up the whole entire room very fast. It's as if it had reached like 2000 fps, I have tried rivaturned but it crashes most of my games and shows visible bugs. Another thing is if it's at 60 fps and I aim to that same place I does not happen, why? That is why I can't understand if it needs more power then why doesn't it request more at 60 fps and why is there no coil whine. (edit even when I put it on 60 fps you cna hear some small whines from time to time. But if I restart my computer and I don't look to that area there is no coil whine at 60 nor 144 so idk at this point, and on other games itd the same story if a specific event happens and my coil whine comes then it never goes away even when it never needed more power on a certain place)

Hi Team, I'm facing this issue of heating in my LAPTOP, IDLE TEMP are TOO HIGH please check the screenshot and help me out I have tried undervolting and its not showing the results which i see in youtube for others. WHIlE RUNNING GAMES IT WENT UPTO 95C & 98C,,,,,, NOT ABLE TO TOUCH LAPTOP- IM USING EXTERNAL MONITOR IF POSSIBLE REQUESTING FOR REMOTE CONNECT AND TO SEE LIVE TEMPS WHILE GAMING

Hello, I placed my power supply fan face up, as it has an RGB on it, however right above it is my GTX 980 Classified overclocked, which goes to around 79-81 degrees, and it seems the power supply exhausts most of that air as there is a lot of warm air coming out of it when I am gaming, mind you, it's just lukewarm, not hot or anything, but certainly warm, and my question is, is this dangerous for the power supply which is rated to at 40 degrees of optimal operation? FYI it's a 750W PRO RGB by Thermaltake, and my system doesn't draw more than 350-400W of power so I am far from stressing it but still. Should I flip the power supply or is it fine? THANKS!

Hi all, i just got the Corsair Void RGB (USB wire) today. The left side that has the mic and the amp is getting much warmer than the right side after some use. It gets a lot warmer after an hour or something. This is happening on my Desktop only. When i plugged into a laptop, the headphones mostly stayed normal and had a very slight (almost negligable) increase in temps. Is this the headphones fault or my PC's USB ports? i tried multiple ports and it still happens on all of them. I even tried the ports on my monitor (they are connected to my mobo by a wire). I have an intel 4th GEN gigabyte motherboard and a 620W 80+ silver Corsair HX620 PSU. Any help will be appereciated

i have a potentially very bad problem.. especially how i am on an EXTREMELY limited budget and had to literally sacrifice eating good this month in order to get this computer up and running to a level i am proud of.. i have absolutely no idea whats going on or why its doing this, or if its normal, or if my computer is gonna crash any second... long story short, core 3 on my second cpu is usually around 50 degrees hotter than any other core on either cpu.. core 3 on cpu 0 is normal and within a single digit difference of cores 1,2,4.. ONLY cpu 1, core 3 is doing this.. ive read around and some people say its normal, but i dont believe that to be the case.. High temps are very bad for any electronic. and maybe a difference in temperature <10 degrees f could be normal... but definitely not 50.... i have gamed on max graphics for 12+ straight hours on this computer and it didnt so much as break a sweat, but im worried that the high temps is gonna significantly lower the lifespan of that cpu.. and i did already have one random crash.. i ran avasts cleanup where it deletes broken registry items and all that, then i defragged and did a disk cleanup, and restarted, and on the logon screen it gave me a split second bsod and restarted itself twice.. and it has not done it before or since.. im hoping that was just software related. i doubt that had anything to do with the cpu.. anyone ever seen this before? win10 pro Dual quad core Xeon X5450 cpu's 3ghz 32gb ecc ram idk what other info youd need to know to give it a guess, but whatever you need, just ask and ill provide.. im not all that computer illiterate, ive built a million pc's in my day and have been fairly heavy into windows based computer related stuff for decades (im 32 Y/O) but im definitely not God of all computer knowledge, and whatever is going on is clearly out of my knowledge base.. any help would be greatly appreciated..

Hey everyone! So my problem has only came about in the past couple of weeks. Whenever I am not using my computer and it is just sitting idling on the desktop or whatever, after about 1 minute the gpu starts going mental and heats up to ridiculous levels making the fan on it go 100% which is insanely loud! I have a Sapphire GHz edition 7970 3GB, the card is only 7 months old, and the rest of the PC was built september 2012. I am wondering if this could be a driver issue ? Thanks