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Temperatures on the CPU are unusually high.

Temperatures on the CPU are unusually high.

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KRYSTABOH
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05-01-2017, 01:42 AM
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Hello, I purchased this PC around five months ago; it came pre-assembled. (Respawn Ninja TOMAHAWK XS Gaming PC - RTX 3060 Ti - https://www.mwave.com.au/product/respawn...ti-ac48534) The processor is an Intel i9 9980HK. I've noticed the system getting quite hot, with temperatures fluctuating a lot. When I power it on, they range from 70 to 95°C. After launching, they drop to 60-70°C but then spike up to 80-90°C. I've checked the BIOS settings and the temperature reads around 50°C, which seems normal. This appears to be a brand new machine, and so far everything seems fine. The only concern is that I haven't monitored the temps consistently, assuming they wouldn't be a problem. I recently installed Windows 11, and at first I thought the temperatures were manageable, though they weren't as high as they are now. After switching back to Windows 10, I suspect the new OS might have contributed to the overheating, making things worse. I'm looking forward to any advice or assistance you can provide. Thanks.
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KRYSTABOH
05-01-2017, 01:42 AM #1

Hello, I purchased this PC around five months ago; it came pre-assembled. (Respawn Ninja TOMAHAWK XS Gaming PC - RTX 3060 Ti - https://www.mwave.com.au/product/respawn...ti-ac48534) The processor is an Intel i9 9980HK. I've noticed the system getting quite hot, with temperatures fluctuating a lot. When I power it on, they range from 70 to 95°C. After launching, they drop to 60-70°C but then spike up to 80-90°C. I've checked the BIOS settings and the temperature reads around 50°C, which seems normal. This appears to be a brand new machine, and so far everything seems fine. The only concern is that I haven't monitored the temps consistently, assuming they wouldn't be a problem. I recently installed Windows 11, and at first I thought the temperatures were manageable, though they weren't as high as they are now. After switching back to Windows 10, I suspect the new OS might have contributed to the overheating, making things worse. I'm looking forward to any advice or assistance you can provide. Thanks.

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Kavenoke
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05-01-2017, 01:42 AM
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This setup seems quite unusual. It probably isn't a typical item. I should reach out to the shop since it appears to be a ready-made product.
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Kavenoke
05-01-2017, 01:42 AM #2

This setup seems quite unusual. It probably isn't a typical item. I should reach out to the shop since it appears to be a ready-made product.