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To start, I am typing this on my phone because I no longer am able to turn on the computer for more than a few minutes without it overheating. Things I have tried already: Check AIO for flow, check cpu-to-cooler connection, apply new thermal paste, check task manager for high processes, and clean the PC I have had this NZXT pre-built pc for years now, but only about a month or two ago did I start experiencing issues with overheating. What normally would happen is that each time I would try and fix the problem, (with what I tried being above) the PC would work great for a couple days, then go back to overheating. I have continued to try and solve the problem myself, but I have no idea what else to do since I genuinely cannot startup the PC for more that a few minutes before it turns off on the home screen with only minor background processes (about 4% cpu load according to NZXT cam and my task manager). With that yap session aside, how could I go about troubleshooting from here, I am desperate to try and fix it without buying new components if possible, as well as reinstalling windows, as I don't have an external drive to save my data on. And just to make sure I wasn't stupid, I set up my PC in the middle of the room on the table with the air set to 68° inside and a fan on to see if airflow was the issue. Please Help! Specs: NZXT H510 AMD Ryzen 5 5600x 6-Cores 3.7GHz NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX™ 3070 - GIGABYTE VISION OC 8G MSI B450I GAMING PLUS AC Team T-FORCE Delta RGB 3200MHz 3200 MHz 32GB (2X16GB) WD Blue 3D NAND 1TB Seagate Barracuda 4TB NZXT Kraken M22 Seasonic S12III 650W Bronze -
I have a hp pavilion 15 gaming laptop i5 10300h and it has serious cpu heat issues since I first bought it the thermal limit is always on and fps is low when the games are cpu dependent. I tried everything from changing thermal paste to turn off boost , changing volts and stuff aren't a choice since this bios is locked, if someone knows how to unlock overclocking that would be helpful too. -
Budget (including currency): 90 INR Country: India Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Victoria, HOI4, RDR2, etc Video editing, scripting, roblox studio Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): I alrd have 3080 Hello, So, I have a 3080 FE with me that i bought a few months ago and i'm finally getting all the other parts and 13600k seems like the best value for money... However, I'm worried about it overheating. My ambient room temperature is around 30 - 35 Celsius march to may. Kindly let me know if it would be safe, thank you! Current List: https://pcpricetracker.in/b/s/40322107-22f6-47df-be1f-3caedb85740b Only difference is I'm getting a different PSU the " ADATA XPG CORE REACTOR 750 Watt 80 Plus Gold Power Supply" -
Hey guys! Installed a new hdd had issues with windows so reset bios and reinstalled windows 11. Windows is working all good etc. I wanted to check temps and everything to make sure it was working the same but my temps have gone up to 50 degrees and spikes to 60 degrees when idle? Which seems like a sudden change considering it was 30-40 idle before I reset the bios. I have a Ryzen 3600 , cooler master cpu cooler ,nzxt h510 case and a gigabyte x570 gaming x. Ran a stress test(prime 95) and was hitting 85 degrees. I am currently thinking I either installed the wrong chipset drivers or something else has gone wrong. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! -
After watching several LTT videos, such as the Lower your heating bill... with GAMING (heating a room with your PC), I am curious to know if there was a way I could direct the heat my computer outputs to the bottom of my Geko's terrarium. I have a leopard geko who has a current heat mat that produces around 95~100 Fahrenheit it is stuck right underneath the right side of his enclosure. My home gaming server and my girlfriends gaming PC both output around 95~98 Fahrenheit when measuring surface temps on or around the exhaust fans. I was wondering if maybe there would be a way to direct, with custom fan setup or computer cooling solution, the heat output of my computers towards or directly on the same area under the terrarium. Currently we are getting a setup where we will have two desks along a wall and will be placing a shelf/rack in the middle of our desks that would house the computers. There would be enough room on a shelf or the top shelf to place our terrarium. I would be interested in saving on electricity by heating the bottom of the terrarium using our computers (gaming/work server is on 24/7). Are there any suggestions or ideas? Thank you. -
Problem :- When I play games my laptop CPU temperatures reaches up to 95 degree Celsius but CPU usage is only 20 to 30 % meanwhile my GPU temperature are only reaching up to 80 to 85 degree Celsius at 40 to 50 % usage game I was playing Watch dogs 1 released in 2013 or 14. settings at ultra and getting 78 to 110 fps. image https://imgur.com/x1eCXcq I have Bought 3000$ machine ASUS STRIX SCAR 15 G532LWS My specs:- i7 10875H 8 cores 16 threads RTX 2070 SUPER 115 W (non max q) 16 GB 3200 MHz RAM 1 TB intel nvme SSD (pre installed) + 1 TB Crucial nvme SSD 300 Hz screen
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I've got a decently packed setup with fans on top / bottom but not internal side and my system hits somewhere near 70c when going hard but the hdd cage behind the motherboard is pretty hot to the touch, the drives are reporting that they are hitting 55c but i feel it could be a bit higher as well. The case somewhat could fit 15mm fans near the drives but they'd be hitting flat metal and i somewhat don't know how to cool these drives, my other option is using an external hdd box but is there any internal cages that i can get which won't look too bad? i feel having it inside the case where there's more fan points would make it cooler just do to much more airflow.
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I own a Zephyrus G14 with Ryzen 7 4800HS and I bought it like 6 months ago, sometimes(ocassionally) when it heats up in silent mode I open Armoury crate to check cpu usage and it's 30-40% constant....BUT WHEN I OPEN TASK MANAGER IT DROPS DOWN IN AN INSTANT TO 4-5%! why does this happen.....unnecessary heating even in silent mode. I also can't figure out what services use that extra CPU as it doesn't show in Task manager. PLS HELP ME MANNNNNNn! -
The Vancouver Sun reported on a recent deal between Lonsdale Energy Corporation (LEC) and MintGreen, a company providing bitcoin mining servers that can heat 350,000 square feet of space a day. North Vancouver, BC could be the first North American city to see the municipal provided and bitcoin mining powered heating. https://vancouversun.com/news/local-news/bitcoin-could-be-heating-homes-in-north-vancouver-next-year -
about 2 weeks mu cpu temp at idle was 25-27C , but after i moved houses it sits at 33-36 idle and when ever i open chrome or just anything small it will jump to 41-46C and when i play something for example csgo it will stay at around 46 as well my pc is clean , i just changed the case and the cooling is brand new
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Hi, I have brought MSI Optix MAG274QRF this week but when I turn it on , the bottom half of the screen is getting hot (more than 40 degree). My old monitor (MSI MAG241C ) is cool to touch but for this monitor, the area highlighted in the picture is hot to touch while rest of the area is cold. Please tell if any MSI Optix MAG274QRF owners faces the same issue or is it supposed to get this hot?, Please reply soon as the return window will be over in a week. Thanks
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Hi, I recently purchased a second hand PowerColor Red Devil RX580 8GB. Upon running I noticed that the card gets really hot when running benchmarks and playing games. The temperature is around 76°C± with auto fan curve running at 90%+. And sometime 100% at 80°C. I've tried replacing the thermal paste with a Artic MX-4, no luck. Tried changing the oily thermal pads to Thermalright Odyssey thermal pads, a thickness of 0.5mm and 2.0mm, still no luck. So I thought it might the thermal was too thick since I measured it was 2.0mm uncompressed and 1.5mm compressed, however the thermal pads I have was hard and not really easy to compressed, so I changed to 1.5mm, again still no luck. This is getting frustrating as I have no idea what else to do. I have a Sapphire Nitro+ RX580 8GB. I ran the same benchmarks and games, the temperature is 70°C±, however the fan speed never exceed 50%. Please help, could it be the heatsink leaked the working liquid or something? Is that even possible? I noticed 1 outer fin from the heatsink was slightly bended, I bended it back into shape.
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Im using an asus M409DA laptop wid R5 3500u and its idle temps are always on 60-70c , tried most of the fan control softwares but none of them worked to get fan speeds to maximum, i have repasted(Arctic MX4) the laptop also , i know the fan speeds can get very high (while troubleshooting fan in my asus app),so can anyone help modding my asus app to run fan troubleshooting for infinte time (possible?) OR help mod bios ? -have cleaned fans and using laptop on elevated surface so in-outtake doesnt gets blocked...
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Hej ! So i have a laptop running on Windows and every now and then I plug in a USB Linux OS. When I go on windows the laptop doesn't seem to heat that much if i'm only using it for writting or internet, but doing the same on the Linux instalation the laptop heat us much as if I was playing games. My question, is it related to my Linux instalation, so a software problem, or is it because I use an operating system through a USB port ?
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I have an Asus 14 inch notebook - Vivobook 14 M409DA. It's two months old. It has a Ryzen 3250u (2nd gen, Zen+) (2.6~3.5GHz 2c4t) (TDP 15W) with an integrated vega 3 After a video conference for one hour, the CPU is under 11-16% usage maintaining ~1.4GHz , fluctuating. and the iGpu is at 4-10% usage. THE CPU AND GPU MAINTAIN 50°c CONSTANTLY Are these temps OK? The ambient temperature here is pretty warm...coz india. Also, the laptop has a macbook air 2020 like heat pipe-less cooling design. At idle...it's at around 39-42°c with the cpu at 1-3%...and the gpu at 0-1% use. The chassis never feels warm tho. It also remains dead silent. Should I be concerned about the temperatures? If these are high, are they high enough to reduce longevity for my system?
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Hey, I have recently purchased an ASUS TUF Dash F15 (2022) (https://amzn.eu/d/11nbQWw), 15.6-inch (39.62 cms) FHD 144Hz, Intel Core i7-12650H 12th Gen, RTX 3050 4GB Graphics, 16 GB RAM Gaming Laptop with 512GB SSD and Windows 11. I mostly play rocket league, destiny 2 or apex legends on weekdays for an hour and couple of extra hours on weekends. The laptop temp reaches 72 degrees under normal mode, is it fine or should I do something about it. Also, I always connect my laptop to external monitor with hdmi and usb B(for accessing keyboard and mouse powered through monitor). when I am not gaming, I'm a light user just some movies and coding. Should I change anything about the setup or these temps just fine?
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i'm helping a friend of mine to fix his laptop and make it a tiny bit faster. iv'e already factory reset it and told him to buy an ssd as his C drive to speed things up a bit. But the laptop he has (HP ProBook 450 G4 art numbr:1AA13PA) is pretty old and is having thermal issues which hasnt been a issue longterm, but has started to become one recently. Since he dosent live in the same country as I do I can't go over to him and help him buy stuff and he dosent have as much experince with computers. So he bought a thermal paste iv'e never really heard about before " I-tek thermal grease" and I couldn't find any site on it except one indian ebay listing. And I was wondering what the thermal conductivity is and if it's a good option at all. I can ask him to return it and get for example noctua but I don't wanna cause any inconveniences so it's better if I ask the pc gods of the internet first. Should he return it and buy a known brand, or wing it? off topic: he does alot of rendering and 3d work so thermals is something that is quite important that he stays as cool as possible since it a laptop and he can have renders going for hours and needs every single bit of juice he can get.
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Howdy yall. Going through a much needed cleaning on my PC as well as some upgrades and came across this dark spot on my gpu. The oil isn't the part in question, well aware that that is just oil from the thermal pads on the pcb, but the dark yellow spot and just overall browning of the PCB seems strange to me. It's heaviest around the actual connectors. Anybody know if this could be from the oil as well? I have recently ran into issues with thermals in general lately, hence the reason for the upgrade (swapping out case fans, as well as adding others). Just want to make sure the gpu isn't cooking itself.
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Hey Guys, I recently got into PC gaming and bought Asus gaming laptop. Now that I'm playing overwatch 2 or destiny 2 or call of duty warzone or aimlab for continuous 4 hrs (atleast) everyday with 144hz enabled, the laptop is getting quite really hot. In overwatch 2 (my current addictive game) with 144 hz enabled and in ultra graphic settings, I'm getting around 140+ FPS and the in-game temp shows 86, while the native asus armoury crate shows 96 (or maybe even high). I'm very new to PC gaming and when I checked intel, I read that max allowed temperature for the chip is 100 degrees. I'm very convinced its reaching 100 degrees in COD and overwatch 2 too. Should I be concerned? Is the GPU and CPU not intended for such games? Anything I can do to enjoy these games with killing the laptop ?? -
So, I have recently created a built that includes an AMD A10-9700. I use the stock cooler, but I have applied my own thermal compound (After cleaning off the factory applied stuff obviously). And, oddly enough, the APU idles at around 60c and when in the BIOS, it climbs up to 67-68 and stabilizes itself there. Any good reasoning behind this? Also, this was a problem before I switched out of the factory compound.
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Hi, anyone have experience undervolting thinkpad T460p, is there a huge temperature reduction? My T460p is equipped with i7-6700HQ and NVIDIA GeForce 960MX. Is there any other way to reduce temp of this pc other than undervolt?
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Hi forum, i'm currently in the process of putting together some parts for my brothers new pc. Yeah, we've all been there.. This is the parts list that i'm going for: As you can see, i chose the EVGA GTX 1080 FTW, as it is on sale with -13%, but in the reviews some people complained about heating issues on the card. Is this a well known issue? Should i switch the model? The alternative is the Gigabyte GTX 1080 G1 Gaming. Also feedback on the other parts are welcome. Thank you.
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Help my I5-6500 is reaching 100 degrees celcius i am using the heatsink that came in the box. i took it off and saw the thermal compound was black. I replaced it with my own compound and it still overheats
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Hi there, My laptop was being heated too much for quite a while. I thought its too old now and may be its just fine. Later I found that my laptop fan is not working. I decided to play Call of duty world at war at my Dell n3420 and as I had played black ops 1 and 2 on it comfortably, i though it would be a piece of cake but my laptop started shutting down again and again. I downloaded a few twearking softwares to find out that my laptop temperate is reaching to insane 86 degree Celsius. I found my system fan is not working at all, I download a few software that do not detect my laptop fan and CPU temperate keeps rising. So i tried to open my laptop but i just cannot remove the keyboard. I tried a lot and saw youtube videos but its just not happening. Please someone help me and give me some instructions as how I can open a laptop myself.
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I'm going to repaste so was wondering should I change the pads too. Does it even affect performance that much? Or just keep using the stock ones?
