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Intel core I5 2500k overheats
#1
08 Sep 2011 @ 4:54
Serp123
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Hello.
My problem is that my cpu "overheats" very easily.
I tried to do a stress test with prime 95, and the temperature went from 30-35 to 85 in
about 10-20 seconds.
but when i play games it only goes up to 60c.
What can cause this overheating?
Specs:
Asus P8P67 -m pro
Intel core i5 2500k @ 3,30
G.skill 1600mhz 8gb
Ati XFX 5850
Windows 7 - 64bit
My problem is that my cpu "overheats" very easily.
I tried to do a stress test with prime 95, and the temperature went from 30-35 to 85 in
about 10-20 seconds.
but when i play games it only goes up to 60c.
What can cause this overheating?
Specs:
Asus P8P67 -m pro
Intel core i5 2500k @ 3,30
G.skill 1600mhz 8gb
Ati XFX 5850
Windows 7 - 64bit
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#3
09 Sep 2011 @ 7:50
yes it is properly installed.
Now i noticed that all programs are showing different temperatures.
Asus own program show in idle 26-35c
Core temp shows in idle 39-46c
speedfan shows in idle 93c
And i was wondering when i statt Prime 95 the heat rises in a few seconds to 85c
according to asus program. and when i shut prime 95 down, it takes about 5 seconds to go back to normal(=30c). is it really possible that something heats that fast up and cools it?
Now i noticed that all programs are showing different temperatures.
Asus own program show in idle 26-35c
Core temp shows in idle 39-46c
speedfan shows in idle 93c
And i was wondering when i statt Prime 95 the heat rises in a few seconds to 85c
according to asus program. and when i shut prime 95 down, it takes about 5 seconds to go back to normal(=30c). is it really possible that something heats that fast up and cools it?
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