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Logan4798
By Logan4798
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Just now, Logan4798 said:

Yea that might be it

and check the cooler to see if its mounted right

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1 hour ago, AngryBritishCat said:

you sure? My quad core used to shut down when it hit 80 mark. Maybe it's different max outs now for newer CPUs.

Sounds like a defective board or busted software/firmware. 85 is still perfectly safe on a modern CPU

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8 minutes ago, 5x5 said:

Sounds like a defective board or busted software/firmware. 85 is still perfectly safe on a modern CPU

He said that it was on a core 2 system.

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Old Quad Core extreme on an even older DDR2 board. Refused to play above 75, would sound alarms and shut off. Safety mechanisms if you will. It might vary vendor to vendor, but at max most CPUs shouldn't be going above 80. I play top end and hardly reach 75.

45nm silicon started suffering from longevity issues at anything above 70 degrees, so that's really normal.

But in general modern CPUs can easily handle 85 degrees or 90s (according to apple :D) for long periods.

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