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  • CPU Intel Core i5 2500k @4.2GHz
  • Motherboard Z68A G43(G3)
  • RAM 8gb Corsair Vengeance @1600MHz
  • GPU Asus DCU2 TOP 280x
  • Case CM HAF 922
  • Storage OCZ Vertex 3 128gb
  • PSU Antec EA 650W Bronze
  • Display(s) BenQ XL2420T
  • Cooling Noctua NHD-14
  • Keyboard Logitech G110
  • Mouse Razer Deathadder Chroma
  • Sound Razer Kraken Pro 7.1
  • Operating System Windows 7 Ultimate x64

Have a look and try to tell wtf is going on. I'm tired of this shit.

 

Prime 95 for 1 hour

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Heaven Benchmark for 20 minutes.

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HWiNFO64 reading

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T1 is showing up as the CPU temp in Heaven

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Example pic of airflow(not my system) I also have a 120mm intake installed where the dvd drive would be.

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MSI Fan Profile

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So my problem is that when the tmpin0 reaches over 100c, my cpu-clocks drop to 1.6GHz, but my CPU never goes over 61c.

The downclock only happens when I'm stress testing the GPU or gaming.

CPU temp doesn't seem to be a factor.

This happens during normal gaming, whether it be Battlefield 4 on Ultra, or just CSGO running at 1024*768

I have tried default cpu settings. Same shit.

 

I can give more info if needed.

Here is someone else who descibes exactly what is happening to me. http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/348440-28-what-high-temperatures

 

UPDATE: It seems to me this had something to do with the video card because I installed an intake fan at the bottom of my case which blows cool air directly onto the video card and the temps never surpassed 75c. All is fine now.

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Have a look and try to tell wtf is going on. I'm tired of this shit.

 

Prime 95 for 1 hour

zAAfyLp.png

 

Heaven Benchmark for 20 minutes.

gQE4KJL.png

 

HWiNFO64 reading

M6a2cer.png

 

T1 is showing up as the CPU temp in Heaven

frTvhC1.png

 

 

So my problem is that when the tmpin0 reaches over 100c, my cpu-clocks drop to 1.6GHz

This happens during normal gaming, whether it be Battlefield 4 on Ultra, or just CSGO running at 1024*768

 

I can give more info if needed.

system specs? and any cooling solution including cpu heatsink/case fans etc

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Look a little lower, there is another tmpin0 and the max never goes over 70c.

Oh sorry...

Well, under load, see if your VRMS are hot.

Because VRMS are the only things that can only get that hot and not kill everything..

Lets all ripperoni in pepperoni

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Maybe it's because you happen to live in a desert? Jk in all seriousness I dont really know why your temps are that high

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  • 2 weeks later...

tmpin0 is mobo sensor and as one inaccurate. Look numbers under CPU name for real core temps. Those are just fine.

yes, i have read that tmpin0 is inaccurate, but, this inaccurate sensor drops my core clocks when it reaches over 100c. Every time. It seems to me this had something to do with the video card because I installed an intake fan at the bottom of my case and the temps never surpassed 75c. All is fine now.

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