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Ok, so my cpu has been running at around 60 degrees Celsius idol. I just powered on my pc this morning and it at 23 degrees idol. I check the clock and that is still the same. I am running an AMD FX 6300 overclocked to 4.3ghz. Are the temps changing this drastically overnight a problem?

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60 idle is really hot, 23 sounds correct. What cooler are you using? And what software to check temps?

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Ok I think I figured it out, tell me if I may be correct. I checked my clock again and it was at 3.5 ghz which is not overclocked, so I think my bios might have changed it do to power limitations of my system? Is that possible? I have 2 dvd drives 3 HDD’s 4 sticks of ram a 1050 to plus an amd Fox 6300. My psu is 500w

 

i also just added in some of that stuff, forgot to mention it though

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Just now, Ian Goppert said:

so I think my bios might have changed it do to power limitations of my system?

BIOS settings can be reverted sometimes, I'm not sure what motherboard you have but It's a known behavior. Can you simply reenable the OC settings?

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3 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

BIOS settings can be reverted sometimes, I'm not sure what motherboard you have but It's a known behavior. Can you simply reenable the OC settings?

I'm thinking the same too, BIOS settings probably got reset.

Also I'd recommend turning down the OC a bit (maybe to 4GHz) since 60C idle is pretty toasty. I'm not surprised temperatures have drastically improved with the OC off.

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2 minutes ago, Ian Goppert said:

Yes I can, I think I’m going to keep it at 3.5 though, unless I’m wrong about that temp increase not being justified

if it was 60 idle, I wonder what the load temps were.

I WILL find your ITX build thread, and I WILL recommend the SIlverstone Sugo SG13B

 

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