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I mean some CPU's can go up to like 95C so you should be fine lol

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Considering most CPU's can get up to 80C, I think you shouldn't be worried at all.

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Its been 5 days now my cpu has been shipping. Arrives tomorrow. Should i be worried if all this hot weather would damage the cpu?

I wouldn't be to worried but if the box and hard clear plastic protective case for the CPU melted or something, then I would be worried but I doubt it.

 

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I wouldn't be to worried but if the box and hard clear plastic protective case for the CPU melted or something, then I would be worried but I doubt it.

 

Good luck and have fun with your build! 

 

 

Considering most CPU's can get up to 80C, I think you shouldn't be worried at all.

 

 

I mean some CPU's can go up to like 95C so you should be fine lol

 

 

the CPU gets much hotter in use than it does in transport...

 

 

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Its been 5 days now my cpu has been shipping. Arrives tomorrow. Should i be worried if all this hot weather would damage the cpu?

Just imagine it getting up to 200 Degrees Fahrenheit so it straight up kills all the cpus in the world....

 

yeah we would all die too but y'know, just thinking.

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I'm pretty sure that products have to be designed to withstand heat during transportation as the cargo containers on ships can get really hot during the day when in direct sunlight. They also have to withstand being bashed around a whole load. 

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