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I bought this PC about 5 months ago, it was pre built. ( Respawn Ninja TOMAHAWK XS Gaming PC - RTX 3060 Ti - https://www.mwave.com.au/product/respawn-ninja-tomahawk-xs-gaming-pc-rtx-3060-ti-ac48534)
 
The CPU is an intel i9 9980HK, I have noticed the PC is getting very hot and have monitored the temperatures and they seem very high. When i start the PC they are fluctuating between 70 and 95 degrees celsius. Once everything has launched it then goes down to 60-70 but jumps up to 80-90.
 
I am now writing this post and while using chrome to do so my temps just got to 100 degrees and are currently sitting at 75, but is fluctuating upto 100
 
I have gone into BIOS and the temperature is normal there (50 degrees or so).
 
This is practically a brand new PC, and as far as I can tell there is no issue.
 
The only thing I would add is I haven't checked the temperatures up until this point in time as I assumed there would be nothing to worry about, so for all I know the temps could have been this high the entire time I had this PC.
I installed Windows 11 about a week ago, and I initially came to realisation about the temps on that OS and it was actually less severe (wasn't reaching 100degrees), I switched back to Windos 10 thinkings perhaps windows 11 was the reason for the temperatures and now it's worse.
 
I'd really appreciate any help
 
Thanks.
 
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12 hours ago, lemonAUS said:
Hello,
I bought this PC about 5 months ago, it was pre built. ( Respawn Ninja TOMAHAWK XS Gaming PC - RTX 3060 Ti - https://www.mwave.com.au/product/respawn-ninja-tomahawk-xs-gaming-pc-rtx-3060-ti-ac48534)
 
The CPU is an intel i9 9980HK, I have noticed the PC is getting very hot and have monitored the temperatures and they seem very high. When i start the PC they are fluctuating between 70 and 95 degrees celsius. Once everything has launched it then goes down to 60-70 but jumps up to 80-90.
 
I am now writing this post and while using chrome to do so my temps just got to 100 degrees and are currently sitting at 75, but is fluctuating upto 100
 
I have gone into BIOS and the temperature is normal there (50 degrees or so).
 
This is practically a brand new PC, and as far as I can tell there is no issue.
 
The only thing I would add is I haven't checked the temperatures up until this point in time as I assumed there would be nothing to worry about, so for all I know the temps could have been this high the entire time I had this PC.
I installed Windows 11 about a week ago, and I initially came to realisation about the temps on that OS and it was actually less severe (wasn't reaching 100degrees), I switched back to Windos 10 thinkings perhaps windows 11 was the reason for the temperatures and now it's worse.
 
I'd really appreciate any help
 
Thanks.
 

What an odd configuration. Must be a very weird mobo. I would contact the store as this is a prebuilt. 🙂 

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