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my amd a10 6800k is over heating

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my amd a10 6800k is over heating to 70 C  i have a hyper 212 evo i have case two other case fans both in a positive airflow for best cooling but its still hot dose anyone have any ideas 

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Is the 70C at idle or under load? If it is idle make sure the thermal and cooler is mounted properly. 70C under load is a reasonable temp.

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someone remind me of TJmax on the a10 chips again? i'm pretty sure that 70°c isnt "overheating"

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7 minutes ago, Nickinum said:

my amd a10 6800k is over heating to 70 C  i have a hyper 212 evo i have case two other case fans both in a positive airflow for best cooling but its still hot dose anyone have any ideas 

What monitoring software are you using and how many other case fans (intake/exhaust) 

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it's probably the thermal paste. or the cooler is not mounted properly and not touching the cpu.

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1 minute ago, Nickinum said:

its under idle

 

Reseat ASAP

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amd overdrive and one in the front and one in the back 

 

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its on there good maybe its the paste im using tg-7 thermal take

 

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Just try to mount the cooler and thermal paste on again. If that doesn't work then something could be wrong.

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2 minutes ago, Nickinum said:

amd overdrive and one ing th front and one in the back 

 

It's neutral air pressure get another fan 

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what could be wrong could i have lost the cpu silicon lottery?

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Could be a bad chip. But I honestly think it's just the thermal paste. I had a similar problem reinstalling a CPU

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well i kinda i tried to but my pc crashed at 4.3 

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well im going to try replace the paste with another one what would you recommended

 

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14 minutes ago, Nickinum said:

thank you i will try all of your suggestions and ill keep you posted \

Where are you getting these temp results from, because of lot hardware monitoring software doesn't play ball with AMD APU's temp sensors 

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31 minutes ago, Nickinum said:

amd overdrive and one in the front and one in the back 

 

He said he used AMD Overdrive

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Clean your cooler, re-seat it and put new thermal paste on.

 

Move one of your case fans to exhaust. Positive pressure doesn't help with cooling, just to keep the dust out. Negative air pressure is better for cooling. It's much more important to have directional airflow through the case in a clean and steady path. Having exhaust fans at the top and back, with intakes at the front and bottom is the best config.

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its now at 55.5 C after putting new thermal paste also i have one fan in the front and one in the back 

 

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