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i5 3450 high temp

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My i5 3450 hitting 80c to 85c during gaming or benchmark, changed thermal paste(i put right amount, not too much or little) and cooler, even i use AIO water cooler also the same result, changed motherboard and PSU, i tested in open area (without case) also the same result, is my CPU cooked?
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22 minutes ago, FairyHippopo said:

My i5 3450 hitting 80c to 85c during gaming or benchmark

honestly i wouldnt be too bothered, it's on the high side but nothing major

if it's around 80c with cinebench, it's probably around 70-80 while gaming, max

23 minutes ago, FairyHippopo said:

even i use AIO water cooler

which aio, to be specific?

 

did u try dusting stuffs? is your ambient hot like an oven? there are many reasons for your cpu to have high temps

-sigh- feeling like I'm being too negative lately

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85 is well within acceptable bounds, any issues?

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