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Are these good cpu temps?

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Your CPU can take a maximum of 62 degrees.

You have yours at 105 degrees.

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It's going to die soon if you dont fix the problem.

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WHAT? 102C that's crazy.

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WHAT? 102C that's crazy.

what can i do then even after i put thermal paster? can it be that my cpu fan sucks?

im using the stock fans btw

 

Nice PC name, temps are horrible. Are you sure you correctly reinstalled your cooler & did NOT use the spreading method? Unless you went Coolaboratory, in which case, I have no clue.

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Your CPU can take a maximum of 62 degrees.

You have yours at 105 degrees.

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It's going to die soon if you dont fix the problem.

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eh im getting an i5 in a month

k then it doesn't really matter, it should last a month, just dont run intensive stress tests on it.

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Spend 30$ and get you a Hyper 212 EVO A.S.A.P., it will comes with Thermal Paste so it might pretty much decrease your temps by 30 degree or more.

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These temps look familiar to my old pc... Had a lot of dust in it...

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