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So, started my new build up yesterday and while in the BIOS I saw something, which I believe was temperature, that registered the BIOS as 91. I didn't get a unit though, but I assume Celsius. I didn't pay much attention to it then as my build worked, but that's way too high for idling (but I've read BIOS puts a CPU under 100% load). If it was 91C is there anything I can do or should I check with Core Temp first which I intend to (still have to download it)
Note: When building I mounted the CPU fan twice which I've learnt you shouldn't do, the push pins are all the way in, but I can check. It's the stock cooler and the i5 4560
My cable routing is non existent, so I don't know if that's cutting off air flow, but I will reopen my build to route properly, I just wanted to get it working.
It's the Gigabyte GA H87 HD3 board and I think running latest BIOS now as I updated, but during update it froze everything at the end of the update and it performed emergency shutdown. When I rebooted and got the update going again it resumed where it left off and finished like nothing happened. Windows 8 doesn't seem to know anything about the emergency shutdown either
Note: When building I mounted the CPU fan twice which I've learnt you shouldn't do, the push pins are all the way in, but I can check. It's the stock cooler and the i5 4560
My cable routing is non existent, so I don't know if that's cutting off air flow, but I will reopen my build to route properly, I just wanted to get it working.
It's the Gigabyte GA H87 HD3 board and I think running latest BIOS now as I updated, but during update it froze everything at the end of the update and it performed emergency shutdown. When I rebooted and got the update going again it resumed where it left off and finished like nothing happened. Windows 8 doesn't seem to know anything about the emergency shutdown either
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