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Did you change the Load Line Calibration setting? If so, your current setting might be a little too aggressive.
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weberdarren97

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You're fine.

There are several potential causes for this, but none of them are harmful to the machine.
1) Whatever programs are running are using core #1 more than the others.
2) Core #1 is not reporting its temperature correctly.
3) The thermal interface material between the die and the heat spreader is not spread evenly.
 
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weberdarren97

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Did you know that HWMonitor uses threads unevenly? It may be the source of your "issue" if it's using threads #2 and #3 (within core #1). After all, it's only designed to use a maximum of two threads at once and your CPU has two threads per core. It's possible that it's loading up only core #1.
 
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Dawid_45678

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yeah it did jump to 1,433 and then was below 1,35 the whole time its like with the temps they jumped to 75+ degrees and instantly dropped down too 50-60
 
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weberdarren97

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Did you change the Load Line Calibration setting? If so, your current setting might be a little too aggressive.
 
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Dawid_45678

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No didnt change anything besides the clockrate, the bclk, and the manual vcore
 
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weberdarren97

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If the CPU is stable at a slightly lower voltage, I'd run it at said lower voltage.
 
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