- Jan 18, 2016
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I have recently built a new Skylake PC and after monitoring it with MSI Afterburner I noticed that my temperatures, while not too high, are spiking a lot in idle.
When I mean spiking, i mean that one second it will be 25-30 degrees, and literally one second later it will jump to 50-55 degrees. I've been watching the graph for a while and there isn't more than a 5 second period where the temperature does not jump like that.
I have a hyper212x in a Coolermaster K350 case. The fact that it does reach the normal idle temperatures like 25-30 makes me concerned that the problem (if it is a problem) lies ins something outside the cooling solution, but with the CPU chip instead.
Is this normal for it to happen? How to solve it?
And yes, I have tried reapplying thermal grease (pea sized method) and same results.
When I mean spiking, i mean that one second it will be 25-30 degrees, and literally one second later it will jump to 50-55 degrees. I've been watching the graph for a while and there isn't more than a 5 second period where the temperature does not jump like that.
I have a hyper212x in a Coolermaster K350 case. The fact that it does reach the normal idle temperatures like 25-30 makes me concerned that the problem (if it is a problem) lies ins something outside the cooling solution, but with the CPU chip instead.
Is this normal for it to happen? How to solve it?
And yes, I have tried reapplying thermal grease (pea sized method) and same results.
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