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Erratic Temperature readings

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10 minutes ago, zeraine00 said:

aida 64 and cpuidd pef monitor

With such high idle temps it's almost always caused by a bad mount. I would suggest to remount to see if they will improve but if they still continue you might want to look into the washer mod, its a fairly common thing on certain motherboards which cause a lack of mounting pressure:

http://www.overclock.net/t/1465656/concerns-about-newly-installed-corsair-h100i

I recently got my h100i for my 3770 and i thought that i will stabilize the temps 

 

but it does not.

 

 

my temps jumps from 47~60c in idle and around 70's in load ...

 

may be i got a bad chiP?

 

help?

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Make sure the cpu block is firmly tighten down, sounds like cooler isnt making proper contact.

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Just now, Rune said:

Remount and reapply thermal paste.

Also, what are you using to check temps?

aida 64 and cpuidd pef monitor

 

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10 minutes ago, zeraine00 said:

aida 64 and cpuidd pef monitor

With such high idle temps it's almost always caused by a bad mount. I would suggest to remount to see if they will improve but if they still continue you might want to look into the washer mod, its a fairly common thing on certain motherboards which cause a lack of mounting pressure:

http://www.overclock.net/t/1465656/concerns-about-newly-installed-corsair-h100i

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24 minutes ago, W-L said:

With such high idle temps it's almost always caused by a bad mount. I would suggest to remount to see if they will improve but if they still continue you might want to look into the washer mod, its a fairly common thing on certain motherboards which cause a lack of mounting pressure:

http://www.overclock.net/t/1465656/concerns-about-newly-installed-corsair-h100i

thank you.... i just  remounted my cooler and voila, max temps down to low 60's.. 

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