Keeping cpu cool

[Acuitio]

My cpu is at 90 degrees Celsius I have all my fans on and the cpu fan is on what else can I do to lower it 

 

The cpu is an AMD Ryzen 3 3200g I’m using integrated graphics

 

[SEAL62]

What CPU cooler do you use? and during what kind of load do these temperatures occur?

[Acuitio]

5 minutes ago, SEAL62 said:

What CPU cooler do you use? and during what kind of load do these temperatures occur?

I literally just turned it on and it’s above 80 degrees I’m using the cpu cooler which came with the cpu 

[Acuitio]

2 minutes ago, WikiForce said:

maybe bad thermal paste application or cpu cooler is malfunctioning somehow or not seated properly

It might not be seated properly il probably look into that

[Downkey]

im willing to bet that the thermal paste isnt applied properly

[CommanderAlex]

10 minutes ago, Downkey said:

im willing to bet that the thermal paste isnt applied properly

 

17 minutes ago, WikiForce said:

maybe bad thermal paste application or cpu cooler is malfunctioning somehow or not seated properly

I agree with you guys here; sounds like a bad thermal paste application or poor mounting of the CPU cooler.

 

Also, be sure to twist the CPU cooler off to prevent ripping the CPU out of the socket. 

[Acuitio]

45 minutes ago, SpiderMan said:

 

I agree with you guys here; sounds like a bad thermal paste application or poor mounting of the CPU cooler.

 

Also, be sure to twist the CPU cooler off to prevent ripping the CPU out of the socket. 

I can’t mount the cpu cooler properly because there’s a stripped screw stuck in the bracket know a way I can safely get it out

[CommanderAlex]

2 minutes ago, Acuitio said:

I can’t mount the cpu cooler properly because there’s a stripped screw stuck in the bracket know a way I can safely get it out

Well that could be a problem (and the problem your facing), any pictures to get an idea of how badly stripped it is? 

[Acuitio]

2 hours ago, SpiderMan said:

Well that could be a problem (and the problem your facing), any pictures to get an idea of how badly stripped it is? 

Pretty much looks like this 

 

[CommanderAlex]

31 minutes ago, Acuitio said:

Pretty much looks like this 

 

~Snipped photo~

Well if they look like that, then try to use another screwdriver with a bit that can closely fill the screwhead to try and prevent it from stripping more. You can try using a rubber band in between the screwdriver bit and the head of the screw.

 

If worse comes to worse, a screw extractor(then you would need to get a replacement screw), epoxy the screwdriver onto the head of the screw, or dremel a flat channel in the head of the screw to use a flat head screwdriver to extract the screw.