CPU Overheating, please help?!?

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Hi TomsHardware, I desired to record a little bit of my Call of Duty Advanced warfare game-play so I downloaded a program called OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) I just wanted to check my PC was running fine so I opened up CPUID HWMonitor and saw that my CPU temps reached up to 99C! I'm not sure why, and I'm not sure if this is normal for recording but if it's not please help me. Thanks.
 
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This is too high, for game it should be around 60-70C aircool. liquid cooling abit less.
idle should be ~30C.

May be the H100i is not sit properly or is faulty.
Also check if vcore is around 1.16v
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This is too high, for game it should be around 60-70C aircool. liquid cooling abit less.
idle should be ~30C.

May be the H100i is not sit properly or is faulty.
Also check if vcore is around 1.16v
 
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If you are a cheapskate like me this article may help. This article will introduce ways in which you can prevent or fix an overheating laptop and thus improve the performance and extend the lifespan of your laptop without spending any extra money. I hope this shows how to stop your laptop from overheating. http://www.theseblogs.com/A9ZjG
 
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