EVGA- I7 920 running at 100C?
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regun
October 26, 2009 8:37:18 PM
Hi first time poster!
I have a new system a friend built for me and for some reason the temps are off the chart!
CPU 84C
VREG 47C
System 25C
Core 1 96C
Core 2 100C
Core 3 92C
Core 4 100C
(results found with; evga ELEET, speedfan. realtemp)
My MB is not overclocked and everything is pretty much stock. Also my system is not pumping out hot air, just room temp. (I've got the altech 900 case with 4 fans) It is this temp as soon as I turn on my pc.
I saw an additional poster have a similar issue
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/259218-28-stock-runni...
Thanks again!
Regun
I have a new system a friend built for me and for some reason the temps are off the chart!
CPU 84C
VREG 47C
System 25C
Core 1 96C
Core 2 100C
Core 3 92C
Core 4 100C
(results found with; evga ELEET, speedfan. realtemp)
My MB is not overclocked and everything is pretty much stock. Also my system is not pumping out hot air, just room temp. (I've got the altech 900 case with 4 fans) It is this temp as soon as I turn on my pc.
I saw an additional poster have a similar issue
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/259218-28-stock-runni...
Thanks again!
Regun
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Devastator_uk
October 26, 2009 8:48:45 PM
uncfan_2563
October 26, 2009 9:42:09 PM
Best solution
The cooler is not in contact with the Integrated Heat Spreader (IHS). If you push on each corner of the cooler while watching the core temperatures, you'll find a corner that moves slightly, which will cause the temperatures to decrease. This will be the corner that doesn't have it's push pin inserted completely through the motherboard.
Read the directions to see how to retract the pin and reset it. Push first on the leg (NOT on the head of the pin) with one hand to insert the pin through the board and hold it down firmly, then push on the head of the pin with the other hand to lock it. It's not rocket science; it just requires a little attention to detail.
Read the directions to see how to retract the pin and reset it. Push first on the leg (NOT on the head of the pin) with one hand to insert the pin through the board and hold it down firmly, then push on the head of the pin with the other hand to lock it. It's not rocket science; it just requires a little attention to detail.
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regun
October 27, 2009 12:28:40 AM
You sir are awesome. Problem solved!
GPU 37C
VREG 54C
System 26C
Core 1 53C
Core 2 54C
Core 3 58C
Core 4 51C
Much better. Time to figure out how to cool it down a bit more...
Read the directions to see how to retract the pin and reset it. Push first on the leg (NOT on the head of the pin) with one hand to insert the pin through the board and hold it down firmly, then push on the head of the pin with the other hand to lock it. It's not rocket science; it just requires a little attention to detail.
GPU 37C
VREG 54C
System 26C
Core 1 53C
Core 2 54C
Core 3 58C
Core 4 51C
Much better. Time to figure out how to cool it down a bit more...
CompuTronix said:
The cooler is not in contact with the Integrated Heat Spreader (IHS). If you push on each corner of the cooler while watching the core temperatures, you'll find a corner that moves slightly, which will cause the temperatures to decrease. This will be the corner that doesn't have it's push pin inserted completely through the motherboard.Read the directions to see how to retract the pin and reset it. Push first on the leg (NOT on the head of the pin) with one hand to insert the pin through the board and hold it down firmly, then push on the head of the pin with the other hand to lock it. It's not rocket science; it just requires a little attention to detail.
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regun
October 27, 2009 1:02:56 AM
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