CPU Temp issue, please help.

[miloMboss]

My CPU temp gets to 90-95°c while exporting on Adobe premiere Pro.

I have a pre built intel i5 with a gtx 1650 graphics card.

Is that normal or is my pc going to get destroyed?

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[Guest]

100c is throttle. So far so good, but a cooler upgrade would help.

[emosun]

1 minute ago, ShrimpBrime said:

100c is throttle. So far so good

no...?

if the cooling was working correctly on that machine the temp shouldn't even exceed 85. You don't just say it's fine if the machine is right up against it's "slow down or fry" point especially if it's just premiere.

[Middcore]

Please make your thread title descriptive of your problem so this doesn't blend into the hundred other threads every week that just say "help pls."

 

90-95 isn't going to cause any damage. It's not ideal. Not too surprising for what I'm assuming is the stock Intel cooler in a shitty prebuilt case with minimal airflow. An upgraded cooler may help, depending on just how poor that airflow is.

[Drak01112]

14 hours ago, ShrimpBrime said:

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I think emosun was going along the lines of the computer needs a de-dusting or checking if fan cables are plugged in instead of needing a new cooler. I sincerely doubt that a prebuilt would thermal throttle an i5 but I suppose its possible with some sh!tty manufacturers.

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[Guest]

32 minutes ago, Drak01112 said:

I think emosun was going along the lines of the computer needs a de-dusting or checking if fan cables are plugged in instead of needing a new cooler. I sincerely doubt that a prebuilt would thermal throttle an i5 but I suppose its possible with some sh!tty manufacturers.

All chips throttle first and Intel has had a 100c throttle limit for at least the last decade, that doesn't matter if it's a pre-built or not.

 

Irregardless, it's not a surprising temp having a stock cooler, which are designed around TDP of the chip and not a stitch more. 

 

A good cleaning could help, I have no argument for that.

 

[Mark Kaine]

39 minutes ago, Drak01112 said:

I sincerely doubt that a prebuilt would thermal throttle an i5 but I suppose its possible with some sh!tty manufacturers.

you havent seen a lot of prebuilt reviews lately did you?

 

 

watch the alienware one for even more hilarious "cooling" : - )

 

[miloMboss]

14 hours ago, emosun said:

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I have my fans at full throttle and I get 100°c  when I export videos, it's a new pc so I'm a bit afraid

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[emosun]

31 minutes ago, miloMboss said:

I have my fans at full throttle and I get 100°c  when I export videos, it's a new pc so I'm a bit afraid

If you just want the temp lower and you've exhausted all avenues for cpu cooling like repasting/max fan speeds/reducing room temp/ect.....

You could set premiere to only use half the cpu cores which will definitely reduce the temperature as the cpu won't be fully used when exporting. Your exports will take twice as long but the cpu temp will at least be low. And or you can go into the windows power settings and reduce the maximum cpu power usage to 50% while you are rendering.

I've never really seen any machine that runs overly hot actually last very long in terms of lifetime. Machines that run cooler even down to 80c will definitely benefit in the long run. Running right up against 100c isn't what the cpu or board really want for any sort of longevity.

You do have a prebuilt so you probably should make sure the paste was done correctly and that they didn;t do something dumb like leaving the sticker on the cooler , ect...

[emosun]

12 hours ago, Drak01112 said:

I think emosun was going along the lines of the computer needs a de-dusting or checking if fan cables are plugged in instead of needing a new cooler. I sincerely doubt that a prebuilt would thermal throttle an i5 but I suppose its possible with some sh!tty manufacturers.

Yeah I would think a prebuilt would actually be overly conservative with it's thermal limits on the board. Though Gamersnexus is a good source for examples of bad thermal designs. But in terms of something like a mundane HP box I don't think 100c is really acceptable

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[Drak01112]

13 hours ago, Mark Kaine said:

you havent seen a lot of prebuilt reviews lately did you?

 

 

watch the alienware one for even more hilarious "cooling" : - )

 

Yeah I watched them videos before. That was what I was referring to with the whole "sh!tty manufacturers". The sheer incompetency is astounding though. Like how tf do you mess up on such a simple task?