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9 minutes ago, Levent said:

Not really, something seems to be causing your sensors to spike, if your CPU ran at 117c even for a millisecond it would have shutdown due to thermal protection. I honestly have no clue what can cause those, check windows event viewer for WHEA errors.

The GPU went to 117, CPU had a MAX of 91 Celsious.

On the other hand, its saying the CPU went as up as 6884,80Mhz ?? Maybe its just an err

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Hello gents. Just a quick one.. Are those spikes normal ?

CPU is a i9 7960X and gpu's Sli 2080Ti

This is the first time when i noticed this kind of spikes

Thank you

 

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Not really, something seems to be causing your sensors to spike, if your CPU ran at 117c even for a millisecond it would have shutdown due to thermal protection. I honestly have no clue what can cause those, check windows event viewer for WHEA errors.

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9 minutes ago, Levent said:

Not really, something seems to be causing your sensors to spike, if your CPU ran at 117c even for a millisecond it would have shutdown due to thermal protection. I honestly have no clue what can cause those, check windows event viewer for WHEA errors.

The GPU went to 117, CPU had a MAX of 91 Celsious.

On the other hand, its saying the CPU went as up as 6884,80Mhz ?? Maybe its just an err

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