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I'm not overclocking anything and my CPU is over 100 degrees

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What is your fan setup?

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Is the cooler mounted properly?

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Just now, Godlygamer23 said:

That's in Fahrenheit. It's fine. It if was 100 degrees C, we would be having a different discussion.

Did you see the column on the far right? 105 degrees C.

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Just now, Nesagsar said:

Did you see the column on the far right? 105 degrees C.

I edited my post.

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1 minute ago, ToniBamboni said:

What is your fan setup?

I have a 120mm exhaust fan. it came with the case, thermaltake.

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2 minutes ago, Godlygamer23 said:

Is the cooler mounted properly?

Yes, thermal compound used properly as well. 

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Just now, Nesagsar said:

Yes, thermal compound used properly as well. 

What case are you using?

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Just now, Nesagsar said:

Yes, thermal compound used properly as well. 

Is it making contact with the CPU?  Are the fans spinning? What cooler is it?

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You replaced the thermal paste? Maybe bad cooler installment? You ever had this rig running with low temps? Any changes made?

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Try reseating the cooler and applying fresh thermal paste, ensure that fans are running on the cooler 

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Could be air between cooler and CPU or just a bad sensor. PRO top - touch it.

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Is this during a stress test with a stock cooler?

Otherwise I'd be leaning towards bad contact with the cooler.

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The temps look normal, here the normally used unit is °c not °f, that's why it looks like too much

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Did you remove the plastic film from the CPU cooler?

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Might be a slight glitch with HWMonitor.

0e177452fe0708c5b0951e748d62fcc7.png  No consumer processor has made it past 9GHz let alone 26GHz. 

56585224c6b16872f4c6406db0941005.png  Also that's impressive getting under 0C. 

I think it might just be an error when the program was opened originally. 

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Just now, Juanse said:

The temps look normal, here the normally used unit is °c not °f, that's why it looks like too much

WHAT? Just.. WHAT?

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Just now, Juanse said:

The temps look normal, here the normally used unit is °c not °f, that's why it looks like too much

Check again. The bottom photo with the Max value.

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Umm.. Mobo and CPU sensors seem like they are too broken, but it couldn't be like that.. Try reinstalling this program, or maybe even entire system.. I don't know if piece of software could cause this.. Naargh..

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Touch the cooler when running, if it is 100c you will be able to tell lol. If it is actually 100c, try reseating the cooler (reinstall it, new thermal paste, make sure it is making contact) Ensure the plastic cover film from the cooler is removed.

 

EDIT: If it doesn't seem like 100c, talk to HP (as that is the manufacturer of the PC correct? and let them know there is an issue with the mobo temp sensors. I'm also surprised the PC hasn't turned off or throttled?

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5 minutes ago, givegomezthegun said:

Is this during a stress test with a stock cooler?

Otherwise I'd be leaning towards bad contact with the cooler.

This is from ten minutes of Hitman Absolution on lowest settings with a stock cooler.

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4 minutes ago, Nesagsar said:

This is from ten minutes of Hitman Absolution on lowest settings with a stock cooler.

Yes but did you remove the sticker on CPU and actually tested touching your CPU when on? You havent really replied to any of our comments m8.

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4 minutes ago, ChronicGenocide said:

Touch the cooler when running, if it is 100c you will be able to tell lol. If it is actually 100c, try reseating the cooler (reinstall it, new thermal paste, make sure it is making contact) Ensure the plastic cover film from the cooler is removed.

 

EDIT: If it doesn't seem like 100c, talk to HP (as that is the manufacturer of the PC correct? and let them know there is an issue with the mobo temp sensors. I'm also surprised the PC hasn't turned off or throttled?

It certainly is running hot, I can feel the hot air coming out of the back fan. I checked the BIOS settings and thermo-shutdown is disabled, I didnt want to mess with it though - I have no idea how to alter BIOS settings safely. Also, I built this system myself for about $1200 two years ago, no warranty.

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