i7 2600 High Temps in Bios

hasankhurshid29 · Nov 26, 2018

First My specs:
Intel® Core™ i7-2600 Processor
Intel DH67cl Motherboard
2x 4gb kingston ddr3

Intel Stock Cooler
Ambient Temperature around 28-29C

I was getting 77C temp in bios on startup. It starts around 56C and rises to 77C in 2-3 minutes. Intel Stock cooler fan speed is 1800 rpm. I have applied and reapplied thermal paste multiple times and make sure cooler is seated correctly but result were same. Then I moved on to software based testing and it was a shock that cpu idles at 45C in different famous softwares. Previously I was using corsair h55 water cooler but now I have bought a 8086K so I have to go to back to Intel stock cooler. Now I am attaching the screenshots at different testing point.
Before Testing:

Testing begins;

After Testing;

JMennuni · Dec 28, 2018

Maybe your CPU is physically demaged in it's sectors, you better go to some pc shop and let them look at it

Rogue Leader · Dec 28, 2018

JMennuni :

Wow..... no

OP the CPU worked fine with the old cooler and had no heat issues correct? And the only change you have made is to swap that cooler with the intel stock cooler? Is the stock cooler used or new? Is there a lot of dust in the system? I see you have only 2 other fans, anything blocking them? is one intake and one exhaust?

hasankhurshid29 · Jan 5, 2019

I will soon be shifting it back to AIO that is almost 3 years old and I hope it will solve the issue. And Yes I was using old Intel stock cooler bought from a computer shop then I swap it with another one which I have on a core i3 2nd gen the temps drops almost 8 9 degrees

Rogue Leader · Jan 5, 2019

hasankhurshid29 :

AIO will help.

Not all Intel stock coolers are the same, one for an i3 will not necessarily be beefy enough for a higher wattage i7, depending on generation as well.

hasankhurshid29 · Jan 5, 2019

But it looks same and the serial also is same as my original i7 cooler's push pins are broken that's why but i3 cooler was better than that was bought from a shop.

Rogue Leader · Jan 5, 2019

hasankhurshid29 :

It may be the same depends on the generation. Hey if it works then great!

hasankhurshid29 · Jan 5, 2019

But i also think if the life of the cpu is on it's end as I am using it from 2011 and for 2 3 years it was thermal throttling as I use it for rendering. At that time I didn'trealized that there are thermal pastes(stock one) which needs replacement. So I bought H55 and then I never see temperatures greater than 69. And now it's almost 8 years old cpu so I wonder if is life is ending or something?

Rogue Leader · Jan 5, 2019

hasankhurshid29 :

CPUs don't wear out unless you are overclocking the heck out of them or running them VERY hot for a long time.

I think the CPU is probably fine, you just have poor cooling.

hasankhurshid29 · Jan 5, 2019

One thing i forget i ran it 2 3 years in the start for rendering with thermal throttlimg at 97°C so it's very hot before buying AIO.

Rogue Leader · Jan 5, 2019

hasankhurshid29 :

If you were running it that hot for a few years, yeah its probably time to go.

hasankhurshid29 · Jan 5, 2019

But I will not let it go easily and take the juice out of it till the last breath and soon mounting back the H55 and using it for a less load work like live streaming which only uses 50% cpu

hasankhurshid29 · Jan 5, 2019

Thanks for your time and listening to my story thanks very much

Rogue Leader · Jan 5, 2019

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