I am having the same heating issues. I've tried the X method of applying thermal paste to the CPU and covering it with a thin film method. One thing that stands out to me is the stock HS. The copper center is smaller then the proc. When removing the paste from the HS it was clear the copper is raised higher then the surrounding area. Any ideas
In addition I have downloaded realtemp and it is reporting between 30C and 70C from idle to prime 95 100% load. This range sounds safe but what about the temp the bios is reporting? Bios reports from a cold load 50C and continues to rise. pcalert software (bundled with MB) reports 127C and tried to shut down the cpu.
Does the paste require cure time? Its arctic silver 5.
What is this "burn in" process I hear about?
If you need more system info please ask
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Now I'm seeing the temp hit 90C under prime 95 but the very second I hit stop, realtemp drops the temps by 30C.
In addition I have downloaded realtemp and it is reporting between 30C and 70C from idle to prime 95 100% load. This range sounds safe but what about the temp the bios is reporting? Bios reports from a cold load 50C and continues to rise. pcalert software (bundled with MB) reports 127C and tried to shut down the cpu.
Does the paste require cure time? Its arctic silver 5.
What is this "burn in" process I hear about?
If you need more system info please ask
edit
Now I'm seeing the temp hit 90C under prime 95 but the very second I hit stop, realtemp drops the temps by 30C.