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My own fix using BadLion client helps temps to not go over 70 celsius while loading!

 

 

 

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Hello i just put a i9 with corsair h100x and i have normal temps but when I start to load minecraft my cpu gets to 90 degress and then it gets down again is it normal will it affect cpu or mb life?|

 

FIX: i use badlion client now proccesor wotn go over 70 celsius while loading!
 

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Pretty sure 90 degree is fine, in a sense that it won't damage anything, but I think CPUs may start thermal throttling a few degrees above that. 

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Can you hear the pump? Are the fans spinning?

I could use some help with this!

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1 minute ago, emosun said:

It really shouldnt be hitting 90 though loading minecraft

i dont know can you help?

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1 minute ago, HelpfulTechWizard said:

Can you hear the pump? Are the fans spinning?

yes i make sure they really go up i use artic ceramique 2

just put cpu and paste i think it needs break in

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3 minutes ago, Ninja Ride said:

i dont know can you help?

Run the machine with like a 50% sustained load and what temps do you have after a few minutes. It shouldnt overheat or throttle at all at 50% load if the cooling is alright

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Welcome to the forums!

 

Couple troubleshooting questions.

 

How far did you tighten the block to the CPU? Did you go really hard?

 

Where is your radiator located?

 

Do you recall how much paste you applied?

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Just now, emosun said:

Run the machine with like a 50% sustained load and what temps do you have after a few minutes. It shouldnt overheat or throttle at all at 50% load if the cooling is alright

no i tested it dosent overheat even with intelburntest it dosent get so up it gets to like 75 

 

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Just now, Energycore said:

Welcome to the forums!

 

Couple troubleshooting questions.

 

How far did you tighten the block to the CPU? Did you go really hard?

 

Where is your radiator located?

 

Do you recall how much paste you applied?

1. i tighten a bit hard but no strip 

2.radiator up as intake ( i know i should have it exhaust but temps were much better as intake i dont mind dust to clean)

3.i use linus method a little line

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7 minutes ago, Ninja Ride said:

2.radiator up as intake ( i know i should have it exhaust but temps were much better as intake i dont mind dust to clean)

Cool, this shouldn't be the issue

 

9 minutes ago, Ninja Ride said:

no i tested it dosent overheat even with intelburntest it dosent get so up it gets to like 75 

Are you sure it's the right reading then?

 

Fire up HWINFO64 and see what the max temperature is for each of the CPU cores

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1 minute ago, Energycore said:

Cool, this shouldn't be the issue

 

Are you sure it's the right reading then?

 

Fire up HWINFO64 and see what the max temperature is for each of the CPU cores

yes its good around 80 max

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My own fix using BadLion client helps temps to not go over 70 celsius while loading!

 

 

 

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On 10/20/2020 at 4:01 AM, Ninja Ride said:

My own fix using BadLion client helps temps to not go over 70 celsius while loading!

 

 

 

Where you using a very large resource pack? If so make sure to unzip it first so it doesnt have to decompress it every time

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