Hello, recently I've come across a problem I've never had before.
I was actively just using my computer when all of a sudden I get insane lags on windows, I closed whatever I had opened to see if something was causing it, but no. I then proceed to reboot my system.
That's when I encountered this problem, "CPU Temperature Error press F1 to run setup", which then takes me straight to the bios, my CPU temperature according to my bios was locked at 88ºC, no more no less.
What I initial thought the problem was since I have this computer running mostly 24/7, is that it was probably the thermal paste, so I got some thermal paste the next day cleaned the old one, cleaned the fans, added the new one and assembled it back together, turned the system back on, went to the bios and waited about 2 minutes and it once again, reached 88ºC no more no less.
Only upgrades ever done:
GTX 1070
DDR3 2400mhz 16gb(8x2), used with XMP profile.
My current system is running:
A stock i7 4770k
Corsair Hydro H60 (2013)
Z87-Pro Motherboard
- Bios current version used '2103' (I believe last version)
I've had them for at least some good 4-5 years.
I'm planning on getting an H80i v2 in the next couple days, because I cant really see the problem being anything else other than the cooler.
Could anything else be causing an overheating problem like this? It simply happened at random after all this years with no problems whatsoever temperature wise.
I was actively just using my computer when all of a sudden I get insane lags on windows, I closed whatever I had opened to see if something was causing it, but no. I then proceed to reboot my system.
That's when I encountered this problem, "CPU Temperature Error press F1 to run setup", which then takes me straight to the bios, my CPU temperature according to my bios was locked at 88ºC, no more no less.
What I initial thought the problem was since I have this computer running mostly 24/7, is that it was probably the thermal paste, so I got some thermal paste the next day cleaned the old one, cleaned the fans, added the new one and assembled it back together, turned the system back on, went to the bios and waited about 2 minutes and it once again, reached 88ºC no more no less.
Only upgrades ever done:
GTX 1070
DDR3 2400mhz 16gb(8x2), used with XMP profile.
My current system is running:
A stock i7 4770k
Corsair Hydro H60 (2013)
Z87-Pro Motherboard
- Bios current version used '2103' (I believe last version)
I've had them for at least some good 4-5 years.
I'm planning on getting an H80i v2 in the next couple days, because I cant really see the problem being anything else other than the cooler.
Could anything else be causing an overheating problem like this? It simply happened at random after all this years with no problems whatsoever temperature wise.
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