High temps @ Idle after new mobo+cooler
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). Make sure you use some kind of heat paste other than what comes with the cooler because many times those get dried out through storage. Secondly, it will take some time after you apply the cooler for the heatpaste to set to get better temperatures. Also, make sure risers are on the board to ensure that the cpu cooler is able to be tightened down enough. Tighten the bolts in an x pattern, and only use about a pea sized amount of paste. Seeing that it is a new mobo, check for any kind of power settings, but yes bios will create a lot of heat with a cpu, and the temperature might stay around that area in os to keep it as quiet as possible. My 3770 stays around there in windows 8.1 with no usage, but the cpu is damn near silent.