PC Running Really Hot

[xF_Centurion]

So I probably made a mistake and bought this pre-built since all the GPUs are overpriced. According to CAM the GPU is running at about 100 degrees Fahrenheit and the CPU at 130 with just 5-7 Chrome tabs running and the fans at at pretty high speed.

[JakeNTech]

That seems normal to me. 

[Trigonomancer]

If you are running Windows 10 it's an overheating problem with the OS or you should check the cable management for better air flow

[xF_Centurion]

Yes, twice.

 

I have Win 10 and all the cables are alright.

[Trigonomancer]

4 minutes ago, fixitnow said:

That seems normal to me. 

100 degrees for a GPU running Google chrome is too much and 100 degrees on a cpu with just a simple task like that can decrease drastically the life span of the hardware

[JakeNTech]

Just now, GutoGordo said:

100 degrees for a GPU running Google chrome is too much and 100 degrees on a cpu with just a simple task like that can decrease drastically the life span of the hardware

I see higher then that just idling. 100F = 37C if goggle is correct, seems more then fine if its in a prebuilt which I presume to have poor airflow. 

[KrayKaz]

From OP.

20 minutes ago, xF_Centurion said:

100 degrees Fahrenheit

 

100F = shy of 38C.

 

If the Fahrenheit read is accurate, then there is nothing wrong with the system. If OP meant Celcius, then yes, there is definitely a problem.

 

OP, please clarify this.

[xF_Centurion]

Both the CPU and GPU are at 100F. I would expect these temperatures at full load.

[KrayKaz]

3 minutes ago, xF_Centurion said:

Both the CPU and GPU are at 100F. I would expect these temperatures at full load.

100F is normal. Are you are having system crashes, or major instability?

 

Also, if you are using CAM, I would suggest setting up your temps to read in Celcius. Most people on here are used to reading temps in "C", so when you are talking about "F" or "Fahrenheit", it may confuse some people.

[Alesek]

21 minutes ago, xF_Centurion said:

Both the CPU and GPU are at 100F. I would expect these temperatures at full load.

in full load, you can expect 80+C, which is about 180F...