No, your 7800x3D is not broken.

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03-08-2025, 01:02 PM

I wasn’t able to take a photo, but I was just watching YouTube and checked my system temperatures to see how the PC was performing. My 7800x3D was running at about 12% usage with a temperature of 70°C. Nothing seemed to help lower it, so I adjusted the fan curves, but nothing worked. I also tried enabling Game Boost on my MSI BIOS a couple of days ago; turning it off restored normal temps. Now I’m concerned whether that BIOS setting might have affected things or if there was a sensor issue. I’m asking if anyone knows what could have caused this after I turned it back on—it worked fine then, but I’m still unsure.

MaddieStarr801

03-08-2025, 01:02 PM #1

gabicatch
Junior Member

03-08-2025, 01:02 PM

Your readings are normal now. That seems to be coming from the sensor.

gabicatch

03-08-2025, 01:02 PM #2

Your readings are normal now. That seems to be coming from the sensor.

AnnKa03
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03-08-2025, 01:02 PM

The weather has returned to cooler low 40s, making everything manageable after a restart. Still, if it’s that hot, it’s quite alarming given the recent CPU usage around May or June.

AnnKa03

03-08-2025, 01:02 PM #3

The weather has returned to cooler low 40s, making everything manageable after a restart. Still, if it’s that hot, it’s quite alarming given the recent CPU usage around May or June.

darkmatter5927
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03-08-2025, 01:02 PM

What method are you using to check temperatures? If the CPU runs smoothly during gaming or whatever you do, it's okay. I prioritize real performance over sensor readings, as they can be unreliable.

darkmatter5927

03-08-2025, 01:02 PM #4

What method are you using to check temperatures? If the CPU runs smoothly during gaming or whatever you do, it's okay. I prioritize real performance over sensor readings, as they can be unreliable.

KRYSTABOH
Member

03-08-2025, 01:02 PM

It looks like you've figured out the solution.

KRYSTABOH

03-08-2025, 01:02 PM #5

It looks like you've figured out the solution.

Bkachnic
Junior Member

03-08-2025, 01:02 PM

I combined the software and hardware details, and it worked well before I started playing Zenless Zone Zero. Earlier I was just browsing YouTube. A benchmark on 3D Mark Timespy showed 24,808, which looked normal.

Bkachnic

03-08-2025, 01:02 PM #6

samefc
Junior Member

03-08-2025, 01:02 PM

It looks like the reading might have been unusual during playtime, possibly due to a sensor issue.

samefc

03-08-2025, 01:02 PM #7

It looks like the reading might have been unusual during playtime, possibly due to a sensor issue.

kimck2000
Junior Member

03-08-2025, 01:02 PM

I captured the photo this time, but I’m confused about what’s going on. My temperature jumped unexpectedly while I was watching YouTube. Do you think there’s a way to resolve this?

kimck2000

03-08-2025, 01:02 PM #8

I captured the photo this time, but I’m confused about what’s going on. My temperature jumped unexpectedly while I was watching YouTube. Do you think there’s a way to resolve this?

Qandii
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03-08-2025, 01:02 PM

If the temperatures rise sharply, it's likely a faulty sensor. I'd run the CPU through Cinebench to check the readings. As long as it performs normally and isn't severely throttled, it should work okay.

Qandii

03-08-2025, 01:02 PM #9

MissyPlayzz
Member

03-08-2025, 01:02 PM

#10

I believe I discovered a program named presentmon and closed it in Task Manager. My temperatures dropped, but now they’re higher than normal. I’ll test it again with Cinebench, though my fan control isn’t responding either. This might just be an unusual evening today.

MissyPlayzz

03-08-2025, 01:02 PM #10

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