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Unusual CPU activity detected. Could you provide more details?

Unusual CPU activity detected. Could you provide more details?

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Awesomecraft15
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12-17-2019, 05:19 PM
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I'm experiencing unusual changes in my CPU temperatures after playing games on my AMD 3600 with a stock cooler. Initially, when I start a game, my temps are normal—around 73°C. However, after a few days of play, they jump to around 80°C or higher. This pattern has happened multiple times across different games like Hunter and Ready or Not. The changes seem consistent regardless of the game, environment, or load levels. I've checked the cooler placement, ensured similar settings, kept the system clean, and confirmed no recent game updates or high CPU usage from other apps. Even when starting a game immediately, my temps rise gradually. It's puzzling since I'm not gaming for long sessions yet. Could this be related to something beyond ambient conditions?
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12-17-2019, 05:19 PM #1

I'm experiencing unusual changes in my CPU temperatures after playing games on my AMD 3600 with a stock cooler. Initially, when I start a game, my temps are normal—around 73°C. However, after a few days of play, they jump to around 80°C or higher. This pattern has happened multiple times across different games like Hunter and Ready or Not. The changes seem consistent regardless of the game, environment, or load levels. I've checked the cooler placement, ensured similar settings, kept the system clean, and confirmed no recent game updates or high CPU usage from other apps. Even when starting a game immediately, my temps rise gradually. It's puzzling since I'm not gaming for long sessions yet. Could this be related to something beyond ambient conditions?

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12-17-2019, 09:57 PM
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Was etwas an dem Computer passiert? Hat er verlegt oder wurde geöffnet und verändert? Dann könnte der Kühlkörper gelöst worden sein und nicht mehr richtig gekoppelt. Das passierte mir auch mit einem UX100-Cooler, als ich zwei RAM-Sticks hinzufügte. Beim Einbau habe ich den Cooler leicht verschoben, was die Temperaturen steigerte. Danach musste ich ihn neu montieren.
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12-17-2019, 09:57 PM #2

Was etwas an dem Computer passiert? Hat er verlegt oder wurde geöffnet und verändert? Dann könnte der Kühlkörper gelöst worden sein und nicht mehr richtig gekoppelt. Das passierte mir auch mit einem UX100-Cooler, als ich zwei RAM-Sticks hinzufügte. Beim Einbau habe ich den Cooler leicht verschoben, was die Temperaturen steigerte. Danach musste ich ihn neu montieren.

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