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Window 10 bug? Upgraded to window 10 eariler from window 7. Have the bio setting at 1.260v and 45 mutiplier at 100 mhz. Tried to google a solution and cant seem to find any.. Not sure if I am frying my cpu right now or just a bug.

 

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3 minutes ago, Wololo said:

Window 10 bug? Upgraded to window 10 eariler from window 7. Have the bio setting at 1.260v and 45 mutiplier at 100 mhz. Tried to google a solution and cant seem to find any.. Not sure if I am frying my cpu right now or just a bug.

 

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That is probably just a hardware detection issue! Your CPU would not be running that fast, that is impossible nearly so I expect your hardware is just not being detected properly

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Its impossible to be running @ 8.8ghz on ambient cooling. In fact its impossible on the 3670k even with liquid nitrogen cooling. Its just a bug 

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i got the same issue with hardware monitor with my cpu, fx 8320 running at 4.4 ghz, hardware monitor says it's running 16 degrees celsius while speedfan says 67 degrees celcius under full load

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i noticed the Temperature#3  under Vbat is much higher above the rest? Broken mobo?

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