The coffee machine overheating issue?
The coffee machine overheating issue?
You're experiencing some heat issues with your new PC. While higher temperatures aren't uncommon for certain CPUs, maintaining a temperature around 80-90°C can be risky. Adding more fans might help, but it's important to monitor the situation closely. Since you're in Norway, the cooler environment might actually be beneficial. Keep an eye on the temps and consider consulting a cooling solution if needed.
Absolutely not. It seems like you're pointing out a serious issue here.
Without additional details, we can't be certain. Running an i9 at high temperatures often works with air cooling. An i3 or Pentium wouldn't fit that setup. Are you using the original cooler? Did you verify the thermal paste spreads well? What temperature is your room at? Are you running it idle or under stress?
What amount of air is entering the interior of your enclosure? Have you considered removing the side panels during use and checking whether temperatures decrease? Were you aware of applying thermal paste between the cooler and the CPU?
Ensure your thermal paste is in good condition. This model has never exceeded 65°C during heavy use.
The temperature looks too high even with just one fan running. I recommend verifying that the cooler is correctly positioned on the CPU. You can often judge its condition by inspecting the thermal paste after removing it from the CPU. After confirming everything is installed properly and functioning well, installing additional fans inside the case should further improve cooling.