Please let me know is this normal temperature ? as room temperature is between 30 to 35 degree celcius

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this snapshot taken after 5 minutes when i start my computer, is it okay? what should i do?

1. Should i upate BIOS?
2. Should i use thermal paste?
or anything else?
 
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Very interesting. It must be really hot [real feel] in Your room. In general, You're missing whatsoever extended cooling in Your case. As You can see, there's a perforation space to the left of Your CPU in Your case. That's a place for exhaust fan. Maybe in front of the case, You have a place for the intake fan. Can You please do a photo of the back of the case, from inside, and of the front of the case, from inside? Because if You have a place for fans there, we're talking about 20 - 30 dollars for CPU cooler and 10-20 dollars for extra fans, and Your headache would dissapear.
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That my friend is 5 minutes to death of Your cpu. Please change the thermal paste on Your cooler, also check whether it's having a functional fan, and do something about air flow in Your case.

Please specify the type of Your case, and we can help You out.

Your motherboard and cpu is getting a serious punishment at these moments.

Btw. 30 - 35°C. You live in India?
 
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Yeah, its too hot here room temperature is around 30 to 35 degree Celsius its highest in summer we don't have air conditioner.

@Joseph its not cold day room temperature for god sake, this is not funny at all -_-
 
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If those are the true temps then yes, that's a ticking bomb, however Speccy sometimes gives bad readings, verify those values first with another program like Core Temp or HWMonitor Pro.

If those values are true, proceed to uplink-svk suggestions, having that high room temps demand a great airflow in your case, you can't have many fans in your case.
 
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You definitely need to do something about those temps. Btw. what cooler is sitting atop the E6550? Coz according to the temperature, it looks like that stock, with dead fan...

Btw. that CPU has a Tjunction temp. of 72°C, and it's only 65 Watt CPU. If it were AMD, it'd be post mortem, after such a time with +30°C from max. temperature.
 
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i am uploading a video too, you know cabinet was open when i took the snapshot from coretemp, and i started CPU after 2 hours and starting temperature was 91 degree Celsius,
How it is possible?

[video="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2NwYxLeF7k]http://[/url]"][/video]
 
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Very interesting. It must be really hot [real feel] in Your room. In general, You're missing whatsoever extended cooling in Your case. As You can see, there's a perforation space to the left of Your CPU in Your case. That's a place for exhaust fan. Maybe in front of the case, You have a place for the intake fan. Can You please do a photo of the back of the case, from inside, and of the front of the case, from inside? Because if You have a place for fans there, we're talking about 20 - 30 dollars for CPU cooler and 10-20 dollars for extra fans, and Your headache would dissapear.
 
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Dear Friends,
Thanks for your valuable suggestions, i applied thermal paste on heat sink and and installed an old cooler as exhaust fan and the problem went away, there was a lot of dried glue i cleaned using colin and install problem was actually there but for a safe side installed one exhaust fan as well!
Thanks everyone!

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