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212 evo is running at 60 degrees during idle?

212 evo is running at 60 degrees during idle?

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Areeend
Member
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02-12-2022, 04:07 AM
#1
I've been searching everywhere for assistance, but I'm still struggling to find any. Here is my degree information: http://imgur.com/NBLDKZO
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Areeend
02-12-2022, 04:07 AM #1

I've been searching everywhere for assistance, but I'm still struggling to find any. Here is my degree information: http://imgur.com/NBLDKZO

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AlexTheFox_
Junior Member
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02-12-2022, 11:02 AM
#2
The backplate is installed properly.
The best approach would be to open your BIOS and look at the temperature there. The data from AMD's software is a bit complicated. Thermal Margin isn't the actual temperature reading, but rather the gap between your current temperature and the highest possible temperature. In short, your CPU is at 60°C compared to its maximum, which is acceptable.
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AlexTheFox_
02-12-2022, 11:02 AM #2

The backplate is installed properly.
The best approach would be to open your BIOS and look at the temperature there. The data from AMD's software is a bit complicated. Thermal Margin isn't the actual temperature reading, but rather the gap between your current temperature and the highest possible temperature. In short, your CPU is at 60°C compared to its maximum, which is acceptable.

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Jackietieu500
Member
59
02-12-2022, 07:34 PM
#3
What's your issue and how many fans do you have? I applied thermal paste, and recently someone had the same problem with a cooler. It turned out they didn't have the correct backplate on the motherboard, which caused poor contact between the cooler and the CPU.
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Jackietieu500
02-12-2022, 07:34 PM #3

What's your issue and how many fans do you have? I applied thermal paste, and recently someone had the same problem with a cooler. It turned out they didn't have the correct backplate on the motherboard, which caused poor contact between the cooler and the CPU.

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radar123
Junior Member
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02-13-2022, 05:18 AM
#4
I believe you're correct, would you like a picture? The Tesseract is white, and I used two 120mm fans—one in front and one behind. I applied it using the pea method.
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radar123
02-13-2022, 05:18 AM #4

I believe you're correct, would you like a picture? The Tesseract is white, and I used two 120mm fans—one in front and one behind. I applied it using the pea method.

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XeDominator
Junior Member
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02-17-2022, 12:17 AM
#5
A visual aid can be useful, isn't it? Is the backplate correct? Did you properly install it on your motherboard? And what model is your CPU?
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XeDominator
02-17-2022, 12:17 AM #5

A visual aid can be useful, isn't it? Is the backplate correct? Did you properly install it on your motherboard? And what model is your CPU?

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Anan1206
Junior Member
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03-01-2022, 02:26 PM
#6
http://imgur.com/2wWpBZO
theres tthe backplate, and im using a x4 860k
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Anan1206
03-01-2022, 02:26 PM #6

http://imgur.com/2wWpBZO
theres tthe backplate, and im using a x4 860k

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JustSoKawaii
Member
65
03-02-2022, 09:24 PM
#7
The backplate is installed properly.
The best approach would be to open your BIOS and look at the temperature there. The data from AMD's software is a bit complicated. Thermal Margin isn't the actual temperature reading, but rather the gap between your current temperature and the highest possible temperature. In short, your CPU is at 60°C compared to its maximum, which is acceptable.
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JustSoKawaii
03-02-2022, 09:24 PM #7

The backplate is installed properly.
The best approach would be to open your BIOS and look at the temperature there. The data from AMD's software is a bit complicated. Thermal Margin isn't the actual temperature reading, but rather the gap between your current temperature and the highest possible temperature. In short, your CPU is at 60°C compared to its maximum, which is acceptable.

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PaytnShockZ
Junior Member
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03-19-2022, 12:25 AM
#8
You likely installed something improperly.
I installed it two days ago, replacing the stock one for an i7 4771.
Since my motherboard has an LGA1150 socket, I used the middle spots for screws.
I also had to use larger screws instead of the smaller ones, which affected the installation.
This depends on the CPU/socket you're using.
Your temperatures dropped to around 28-31 before reaching 35+, and at full load to 50-54 (before hitting a max load temperature of 72).
Make sure you've tightened everything as much as possible.
When trying to move the cooler clockwise or rotate it, it should not shift.
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PaytnShockZ
03-19-2022, 12:25 AM #8

You likely installed something improperly.
I installed it two days ago, replacing the stock one for an i7 4771.
Since my motherboard has an LGA1150 socket, I used the middle spots for screws.
I also had to use larger screws instead of the smaller ones, which affected the installation.
This depends on the CPU/socket you're using.
Your temperatures dropped to around 28-31 before reaching 35+, and at full load to 50-54 (before hitting a max load temperature of 72).
Make sure you've tightened everything as much as possible.
When trying to move the cooler clockwise or rotate it, it should not shift.