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So I have an i7 6700K. I was playing minecraft and I did a command with WorldEdit. All of a sudden it lagged, so I checked my CPU temps. It was up in the high 60s and low 70s. I have an AIO. I have no idea how that happened. What do y'all think happened?

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Just now, seon123 said:

70 degrees is fine. What were the temperatures before?

It is around 30 at idle, and now its in the 40s.

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Just now, CyberFern0 said:

It is around 30 at idle, and now its in the 40s.

I meant when you were doing the same sort of task as when you saw the 70 degree temps

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What's your AIO? Unless it's hitting 80 Celsius, don't worry. World edit is very cpu intensive (especially when editing large areas), as is minecraft itself.

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Not exactly surprising to see temps spike up fairly high. Even with how overkill my AIO should be for my CPU, I can still pop into the low-70s during the winter and 75 during the summer.

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7 minutes ago, tp95112 said:

Its fine, probably doing alot of calculation with Worldedit

yeah exactly what I thought.

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4 minutes ago, JaegerB said:

What's your AIO? Unless it's hitting 80 Celsius, don't worry. World edit is very cpu intensive (especially when editing large areas), as is minecraft itself.

Yeah I know

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