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High cpu temperature
- Thread starter idee23
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I dont know. Poor cooling would be the obvious answer, your power supply is going to have nothing to do with it. What cooler are you using? It probably wasn't mounted properly, or you didn't use near enough thermal paste or none at all.
mcnumpty23
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^ agree
if its one of those push pin ones make sure all the pins engaged properly they are notorious for not going right in and latching
if its one of those push pin ones make sure all the pins engaged properly they are notorious for not going right in and latching
mcconkeymike
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Also, depending on the cooler, there may have been a clear plastic sticker on the bottom of the cooler and if not taken off can seriously impact the cooling ability of the cooler. I found that out the hard way on the 212 EVO, stupid me.
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