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Overclocking, despite the relative ease, is actually fairly dangerous to your gear. Also, CPU issue is not an issue, as on idle CPU useage is only between 3-7%. Answer (1 of 5): Motherboard model is pretty irrelevant to this question. Fans are blowing air in and out, and the cables are professional managed, And since its new, dust isnt an issue. After 90 minutes of PUBG, the CPU read a major 173 Degrees F! And as I said, idle is 100 Degrees F. Is my idea on the PSU being too powerful correct, and if not, what could be the issue to cause all major components to overheat. What is the best setting in the Intel Extreme Tuning Utility for an 17-7700K? Or what can I change in the Bios of an MSI Z270-A Pro to get CPU temps down to say 60 F or lower.Ģ. But the only idea I have is to under-volt the cpu for the meantime while I await an order of better thermal paste or something. So my first idea was perhaps the 850 Watt PSU is delivering more power to the mobo than it should. The M.2 SSD is showing 39 Degrees C (102 F) om CPUID, and the GPU is also running hot at 37 Degrees C (98 F). Even other things seems to be running a tad high. I updated the drivers, the OS, removed any bloatware, did a clean reboot, and nothing helps. Anyway, I set it up and noticed that Out of the box stock, this Liquid cooled 17-7700K is running at 38 Degrees C, or 100 Degree F just running Win10. Normally, I'd build my own, but why look a gift horse in the mouth. So yesterday I got a new gaming computer for an early Christmas gift. Hello all! New to the site, and not sure if something like this exist.
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