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CPU Bottlenecking Itself? (HELP NEEDED)

I have an i3 8100 cpu with a fine after market air cooler in my pc, but while playing games, my cpu will go to 100% load while maxing out at around 50 DEGREES CELSIUS. This causes my discord to lag and comms go away completely. (the main game I play is Rainbow, which is somewhat cpu intensive). Does anyone know how to make my cpu go over 50 degrees? It would seriously help out a lot. Thanks!

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I have an i3 8100 cpu with a fine after market air cooler in my pc, but while playing games, my cpu will go to 100% load while maxing out at around 50 DEGREES CELSIUS. This causes my discord to lag and comms go away completely. (the main game I play is Rainbow, which is somewhat cpu intensive). Does anyone know how to make my cpu go over 50 degrees? It would seriously help out a lot. Thanks!

Wait...... WUT?! 

You want to run the loaded cpu hotter? what for?

That chip is bottom minimum spec for that game.

What you need is to upgrade to a cpu with more cores and higher clock speed.

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6 minutes ago, wumbo said:

I have an i3 8100 cpu with a fine after market air cooler in my pc, but while playing games, my cpu will go to 100% load while maxing out at around 50 DEGREES CELSIUS. This causes my discord to lag and comms go away completely. (the main game I play is Rainbow, which is somewhat cpu intensive). Does anyone know how to make my cpu go over 50 degrees? It would seriously help out a lot. Thanks!

I play rainbow on my intel pentium g4560 and it goes at 70°C and takes up 60% cpu usage. i play vulken now and a 1080p i get 80fps to 120fps with a 750 ti that is at 100% usage but i have 2 monitors but with the second i get 80% usage not sure about that usage
 

 

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16 minutes ago, wumbo said:

my cpu will go to 100%

and there you have it, the CPU is maxed out.

 

want it to run hotter? take the CPU cooler off.

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18 minutes ago, wumbo said:

I have an i3 8100 cpu with a fine after market air cooler in my pc, but while playing games, my cpu will go to 100% load while maxing out at around 50 DEGREES CELSIUS. This causes my discord to lag and comms go away completely. (the main game I play is Rainbow, which is somewhat cpu intensive). Does anyone know how to make my cpu go over 50 degrees? It would seriously help out a lot. Thanks!

50 degrees is not a problem. To help you better we need to know the rest of your specs.

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that's not how it works.

 

it's not throttling. 

 

that's the max speed of the cpu.

 

if you want it to go hotter, remove the fan or take off the thermal paste

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why would you want your cpu to run hotter? this makes no sense

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