Cpu achieving temperatures of 89° degrees :o

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chikeN456

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Hi, lately i got my moboback from warranty remont, it had some issue with BIOS.They refreshed it and it seemed to run fine until i saw the temperatures 72° and rising. Then i wanted to boot windows but because of high temepratures it didnt let me in. So i waited a little bit and went straight into W10 everything ran fine no big noise from cpu (stock intel) cooler
Then after some time i shut down pc and went to fhe BIOS, it showed still high temperatures.
1. 1 of 4 intel coolers white feet didnt went correctly into the mobo.Can it raise temperatures so high?
2 Can it be some sort of bios fault (asus m110k-a d3)mobo?
 
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If the cooler is not fully attached, then proper pressure is not being applied to the CPU and that can have a significant impact on the effectiveness of the CPU cooler. Why does your cooler not go all the way in? Is the piece broken? If it is broken and can't be replaced, then you need a new cooler.
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blazorthon

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If the cooler is not fully attached, then proper pressure is not being applied to the CPU and that can have a significant impact on the effectiveness of the CPU cooler. Why does your cooler not go all the way in? Is the piece broken? If it is broken and can't be replaced, then you need a new cooler.
 
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chikeN456

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One side of the plastic foot is just bent, it disnt get in i didnt make a big number out of it
But are u sure this makes that big of a difference , if one foot is not connected does that mean that cpucooler doesnt make contact with cpu
 
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