Very high cpu temps need help

[svqqq]

So my cpu temp running idle sits at about 67-74c constant doesnt go down and when I play a game depending on the game lets say rust it will go up to 90c+ fortnite also runs at about 85c+ constant and the temps never seem to go down, I have 1 exhaust case fan and the cpu fan. Not sure if the cpu fan is the issue or if i need new fans completely any help would be amazing as i dont have much knowledge on pcs

I have a Ryzen 5 2600x and a RTX 2070 8GB 

[heli1337]

3 minutes ago, svqqq said:

So my cpu temp running idle sits at about 67-74c constant doesnt go down and when I play a game depending on the game lets say rust it will go up to 90c+ fortnite also runs at about 85c+ constant and the temps never seem to go down, I have 1 exhaust case fan and the cpu fan. Not sure if the cpu fan is the issue or if i need new fans completely any help would be amazing as i dont have much knowledge on pcs

I have a Ryzen 5 2600x and a RTX 2070 8GB 

Did you have mounted the cooler properly? 

Sometimes it happens, when you don't mount one screw properly...

[svqqq]

2 minutes ago, Helly Benchmarking said:

Did you have mounted the cooler properly? 

Sometimes it happens, when you don't mount one screw properly...

i believe so, i was never usually getting high temps ran fine for 2 years then it started going dodgy so today i replaced the thermal paste as i thought it was that and no still pretty high if not the exact same 

[Skiiwee29]

did you recently update your video drivers to 471.41 or newer? There is a process in there called NVLARA or something like that that is causing massive CPU usage and temps. If you have this process, I would kill it and then go into your add/remove programs and uninstall the Nvidia Framework SDK which will prevent this process from starting again. This is causing 10-15c increases in system idle temps across the board, doesnt matter what CPU you have. 

[svqqq]

21 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

did you recently update your video drivers to 471.41 or newer? There is a process in there called NVLARA or something like that that is causing massive CPU usage and temps. If you have this process, I would kill it and then go into your add/remove programs and uninstall the Nvidia Framework SDK which will prevent this process from starting again. This is causing 10-15c increases in system idle temps across the board, doesnt matter what CPU you have. 

I do have the latest driver but I dont have the NVLARA thing you're talking about