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I need help my cpu is getting to 100f in home screen i have one 90mm fan and no intake and a cheap stock cooler pls help

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yes as you see the title my pc is reaching temps over 100f even in minecraft here is proof with a pic pls help I only have one 90mm fan at the back no intake this is a hp prebuilt should I get a new cooler or mod the case so it has another fan mount thank you for your help

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That's 100% fine under load for a prebuilt. Unless it's hitting 100C then it will start to have issues.

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100 fahrenheit is about 38 celsius. Perfectly safe temp, well below 100 celsius which would be concerning.

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21 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

How much load is the cpu at in this screenshot?

 

that cpu is runninga t 70c, thats fine, the max is 100c.

I was in the Home Screen in these pics no games running

 

21 minutes ago, yaboistar said:

those are normal temps for running games on what is probably a small stock air cooler

I was not running any games I didn’t even start an app

 

21 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

How much load is the cpu at in this screenshot?

 

that cpu is runninga t 70c, thats fine, the max is 100c.

It was at 10% load

 

3 minutes ago, Do something said:

I was not running any games I didn’t even start an app

re-apply paste then, the old stuff is probably dried out if those temps are on idle

 

1 minute ago, yaboistar said:

re-apply paste then, the old stuff is probably dried out if those temps are on idle

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Don't worry 100f is fine for your stock cooler and prebuilt you have.

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Never discuss PC hardware temps in Fahrenheit. Always look at Celsius. 

 

Your temperatures are perfectly fine for a CPU under load. 

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2 hours ago, Padblaze said:

Don't worry 100f is fine for your stock cooler and prebuilt you have.

Thank you

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