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i recently got a new cpu for my computer and its sitting a 70 degrees idle while the utilisation is in the 20 -30 how can i get my cpu temps uncontroll, im bricking it because i dont want my cpu to die really quickly 

  

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amd athlon x4 860k 

8gb hyperx ram 

radeon hd 7770 2gb 

 

1 rear case fan corsair and the cpu fan, my gpu is sitting at 34 degrees while cpu is high im using stock thermal paste 

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i do not know how to edit my fan curve 

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3 minutes ago, SamGuve said:

i do not know how to edit my fan curve 

for fan curve you have to get software from motherboard site.

as for getting the cpu temp down I suggest something like the corsair H50 or H80

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i have thermal paste installed and i have installed it correctly, the cpu fan is also spinning 

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right now it says in on around 102 degrees 

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