F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop CPU remains inactive at a temperature of 75 degrees.

CPU remains inactive at a temperature of 75 degrees.

CPU remains inactive at a temperature of 75 degrees.

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Dave1304
Member
180
02-18-2022, 09:59 PM
#1
hey, I have an i7 7700 and my computer is behaving weirdly. I opened NZXT Cam and I see my CPU is running at 4000mhz on 5% load, which would be fine for me, unless its makes the cpu fan spin at 2000 rpm and the temperature go to around 75 degrees. there is no reason it has to run at 4000mhz on low loads. its goes to 4000 then back to 1900 and 4000 and 1900 and so on... Is there any way I can make the cpu work on low frequency when idle or low use and go to high frequency when on heavy load? thanks in advance
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Dave1304
02-18-2022, 09:59 PM #1

hey, I have an i7 7700 and my computer is behaving weirdly. I opened NZXT Cam and I see my CPU is running at 4000mhz on 5% load, which would be fine for me, unless its makes the cpu fan spin at 2000 rpm and the temperature go to around 75 degrees. there is no reason it has to run at 4000mhz on low loads. its goes to 4000 then back to 1900 and 4000 and 1900 and so on... Is there any way I can make the cpu work on low frequency when idle or low use and go to high frequency when on heavy load? thanks in advance

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meneo5
Junior Member
9
02-19-2022, 03:13 AM
#2
If your CPU is running at maximum capacity, I’d be concerned there might be an issue with your AIO pump or thermal paste.
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meneo5
02-19-2022, 03:13 AM #2

If your CPU is running at maximum capacity, I’d be concerned there might be an issue with your AIO pump or thermal paste.

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Bushbaby12
Junior Member
4
02-19-2022, 09:47 AM
#3
Consider reapplying the thermal paste if you're confident in handling the process. You can remove and put it back yourself since you know how.
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Bushbaby12
02-19-2022, 09:47 AM #3

Consider reapplying the thermal paste if you're confident in handling the process. You can remove and put it back yourself since you know how.

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YT_TheCraZyPvP
Junior Member
13
02-21-2022, 02:13 AM
#4
Yes, I agree. I’d also remove any dust from the cooler fins. I thought you were using an AIO, but it wasn’t suggested to rely on monitoring tools without a NZXT AIO. For better tracking, use HWInfo to check your system temperatures.
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YT_TheCraZyPvP
02-21-2022, 02:13 AM #4

Yes, I agree. I’d also remove any dust from the cooler fins. I thought you were using an AIO, but it wasn’t suggested to rely on monitoring tools without a NZXT AIO. For better tracking, use HWInfo to check your system temperatures.

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DERPY__CRUMB
Junior Member
46
02-22-2022, 10:40 AM
#5
As skiiwee29 noted, consider reapplying thermal paste and cleaning the fans. The NZXT cam doesn't seem very precise when compared to other options I've tried.
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DERPY__CRUMB
02-22-2022, 10:40 AM #5

As skiiwee29 noted, consider reapplying thermal paste and cleaning the fans. The NZXT cam doesn't seem very precise when compared to other options I've tried.

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BoyRobbe
Member
155
02-22-2022, 07:41 PM
#6
your computer stays active at all times during installation.
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BoyRobbe
02-22-2022, 07:41 PM #6

your computer stays active at all times during installation.