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Another HOT Intel 10900k chip [Crosspost]

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Need help "optimizing" my 10900kf chip, this bihhh runs HOT, Under load i was hittin' 100c! I got this sucker back in 2020 and I pretty much gave up- so..... what I did to resolve my issue was went into my BIOS shut off MCE, Turbo boost, speed shift and set my ram to 2133ghz according to Intel customer support. Yes I RMA'd my original CPU, still didn't resolve my issue. Until what I mentioned above about shutting off these features in BIOS. So I just rolled with 3.7ghz for almost 3 years. But I need more out of this Intel, without the 100c temperatures of course! Right now I set my multipliers to 45x and its ok, but when I hit a benchmark those temps are concerning 

 

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What is this?!?!

 

Now, here are my settings in XTU

 

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Help me guys please. I just want normal temps under load so i can sleep good at night.

 

Here's my CPU-Z txt file to see my PC specs

 

PEREZ-PC.txt

 

 

 

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