On Realtemp, I set my TJ MAX to 80C, and my temps say that they went down to about 20c. Is this accurate?

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neither. It's not accurate because it's impossible to push a microprocessor's temperature below ambient without active cooling (cold plate, compressor, liquid nitrogen pot, helium, etc...). It's also not safe because TJ Max exists for a reason, to prevent damage. If you're getting close to it, you're running too hot.
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It's not accurate or safe? You didn't really answer the questions.
 
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neither. It's not accurate because it's impossible to push a microprocessor's temperature below ambient without active cooling (cold plate, compressor, liquid nitrogen pot, helium, etc...). It's also not safe because TJ Max exists for a reason, to prevent damage. If you're getting close to it, you're running too hot.
 
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Thanks.
 
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