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CPU USAGE 100% ALL THE TIME

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Just now, Khataro said:

Close all programs, run cinibench, and post results.

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That looks about right brother.  Seems the CPU and Mobo are performing fine.  Seems like a reporting or software issue to me.

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if you got a spare HD, toss it in install windows on it, see if this issues happens their. If not re-install windows.

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10 hours ago, O9B0666 said:

if you got a spare HD, toss it in install windows on it, see if this issues happens their. If not re-install windows.

i dont have a spare hd atm but i got windows installed on my SSD so im not sure if it the reason for this like an outdated firmware or something

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12 hours ago, TahoeDust said:

That looks about right brother.  Seems the CPU and Mobo are performing fine.  Seems like a reporting or software issue to me.

so i shouldn't have any performance issues?

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