BSODs AND CORE TEMPERATURE

[Jurrunio]

34 minutes ago, yatharth_pro said:

well that's a whole lot of expense at a go please help me choosing between deepcool gammax and cooler master as deepcool's price is 50% lower than cooler master so which one is worth?

Deepcool one will do, basically a copy of the Hyper 212 anyway

 

35 minutes ago, yatharth_pro said:

and thanks between don't you think that a mere cooler would be able to lower those things which are touching as high as 100 degrees

they should be able to, because you're comparing them to the stock cooler which is as weak as an opponent can be.

 

35 minutes ago, yatharth_pro said:

on the other hand why would gaming such as pubg which is more GPU intensive than CPU intensive cause CPU to go as high as 100 degrees?

1. stock cooler is really bad (hopefully not paste underneath the IHS that has problems)

 

2. auto voltage settings tend to be a bit higher than what you actually need.

[yatharth_pro]

On 4/1/2019 at 3:02 AM, yatharth_pro said:

My PC is 3 years old and from past 1 year, I have been getting BSOD whea uncorrectable error while playing games which i tried to find out the cause of it but not able to find it until I recently tried core temp application in which I found that my cores while playing games often touches 80 to 90 degrees and in rare case 95 degrees. Right now i am afraid of how much damage my CPU got from the past 1 year. I am kind of sure that those bsods are getting due to my CPU temperature because when I gave my PC for repair the engineer re pasted that thermal and eventually for some days I was not getting bsods but after a week it started again showing bsod whea uncorrectable error with buzzing sound from headphones. I need help, how should I proceed.

i7 4790k with stock cooler.
2*8 gigs ddr3 single channel
asus z 97a
500w psu cooler master
zotac 750ti 2 gigs ddr5
120 wd ssd
1 tb seagate hdd

i tested with real temp too and it showed LOG for first three cores while third core was OK status

ps: i cleaned my PC thoroughly so not dust problem ig!!

 

On 4/1/2019 at 3:06 AM, abdul94 said:

Firstly, is the CPU overclocked?

Re-apply the thermal paste on the CPU to make sure its done correctly. 

Any codes on BSOD? 

 

On 4/1/2019 at 3:21 AM, Turtle Rig said:

Those are insane temps for a non overclocked CPU.  What do you think Jurrunio ?  Do you think the heat is causing BSOD ?  It could be a RAM problem possibly as well.  Also like abdul94 said what does the BSOD say ?  It could be a botched nVidia driver or something of that sorts.  Should we advice him to run DDU "Display Driver Uninstaller" in safe mode and install latest WHQL and see what happens.

I tried to search for the error code on blue screen but didn't got much beside STOP CODE: WHEA UNCORRECTABLE ERROR.

[yatharth_pro]

45 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

Deepcool one will do, basically a copy of the Hyper 212 anyway

 

they should be able to, because you're comparing them to the stock cooler which is as weak as an opponent can be.

 

1. stock cooler is really bad (hopefully not paste underneath the IHS that has problems)

 

2. auto voltage settings tend to be a bit higher than what you actually need.

Well thank you! For the information and support. I'll notify you about the results once i buy that cooler!

 

[yatharth_pro]

50 minutes ago, Benjeh said:

That CPU is a hot cpu, delidding it will drastically drop temps. I haven't heard of those coolers but honestly I'd just use a 212, PUBG is cpu intensive. I'm pissing in the wind in this thread so i'll leave that info there and you can do what you will with it.You're using THE worst cooler known to man on one of the HOTTEST CPUs going on a low tier mobo or at least in my experience with one.

Wow! Never gave a  thought to that illogical combination of my PC components! Between delliding means to remove the lid and not placing it back on DIE or replacing it with new TIM and placing the lid back on DIE? 

Thank you for that information sir!