HIGH CPU temp

[Crimson Paladin]

Anyone ?

[ssss]

Publicado originalmente por Vollekanne:

Publicado originalmente por Crimson Paladin:

Let us know.

nothing changed
but there is a review where a guy talk about "disable expo" that fixed the problem.
but i cant find an option like this.

edit: looks like this is an amd bios option

Disabling XMP/EXPO is literally the dumbest thing one could suggest. That's like "fixing" the temperature of your CPU by downclocking it to 1GHz.

[Kenjamenace]

...im confused. Every Temp I have seen in this post has been a little high sure, but still safe....Like your PC will just shut off if it gets to a dangerous point. At least thats how I found out my water pump died a few months back

[Snaz]

Publicado originalmente por Kenjamenace:

...im confused. Every Temp I have seen in this post has been a little high sure, but still safe....Like your PC will just shut off if it gets to a dangerous point. At least thats how I found out my water pump died a few months back

People don't fancy the idea of degrading their chipset, and/or trusting the industry idea of "90-100 temperatures are the new normal for modern cpu's and should not be a cause for concern".

That said, most that pay attention to their PC temperatures will shut off the game at that point.

[Slaythe]

Publicado originalmente por Kenjamenace:

...im confused. Every Temp I have seen in this post has been a little high sure, but still safe....Like your PC will just shut off if it gets to a dangerous point. At least thats how I found out my water pump died a few months back

I mean yes any temp lower than 100C is '"safe", that doesn't mean it's super healthy to have it consistently super high.

Now the problem is that it's not some generation defining masterpiece, pushing visuals and features to new heights.

It's getting those temps IN THE MENU TOO AND WHEN THERE IS NOTHING HAPPENING. So there clearly is a hardware compatibility issue somewhere, and it should be fixed.

[godtiermullet]

I am definitely not an expert in this and correct me if I'm wrong:

I think I found the culprit. After installing the latest BIOS update (0x129 which is supposed to keep your rig from using too much voltage) I looked further into it now.

CPU Lite Load was set to Mode 18 by said update. Turned it all the way down to 6 as it was before and guess what:

20 to 30 degrees less temperature, hovering around 65 to 80 max now, which is absolutely fine for a 14900K.

I guess Intel/MSI really want to kill some CPUs.

[WindBlade]

Publicado originalmente por godtiermullet:

I am definitely not an expert in this and correct me if I'm wrong:

I think I found the culprit. After installing the latest BIOS update (0x129 which is supposed to keep your rig from using too much voltage) I looked further into it now.

CPU Lite Load was set to Mode 18 by said update. Turned it all the way down to 6 as it was before and guess what:

20 to 30 degrees less temperature, hovering around 65 to 80 max now, which is absolutely fine for a 14900K.

I guess Intel/MSI really want to kill some CPUs.

Someone finally with a brain here , the problem here is mobo manufacturer's dumb auto settings , lower cpu lite load value and use a good custom voltage offset and you wont even cross 60 degrees on a 13700k

[bu7emaid]

Publicado originalmente por Crimson Paladin:

i7 14700K here, reaching 73 Celcius maximum settings, stable 100 FPS but that temp is way too high.

Same, way too high to new CPU

[BoShek1]

Publicado originalmente por Snaz:

Publicado originalmente por Kenjamenace:

...im confused. Every Temp I have seen in this post has been a little high sure, but still safe....Like your PC will just shut off if it gets to a dangerous point. At least thats how I found out my water pump died a few months back

People don't fancy the idea of degrading their chipset, and/or trusting the industry idea of "90-100 temperatures are the new normal for modern cpu's and should not be a cause for concern".

That said, most that pay attention to their PC temperatures will shut off the game at that point.

With this being the only game that does this it is not worth me risking it. When the game instantly hits 90c in the menus upon loading something is not right. I could see after maybe like 4 hours on max everything possibly

[soul_craft]

Just preaching to the choir, latest bios version, updated drivers, etc., played for like 2 hours. The wattage and temps are way above "normal gaming", even on the main menu, nothing being rendered and still like 400w on the gpu (4090), almost 100c on the cpu (13900k).

[Goofgunk16]

7600x and 3070 game is stable at High settings native res but sitting around 70-75 degrees. Little too high for comfort. Hopefully it’s patch able, game is great otherwise.

[ppRogue1]

Publicado originalmente por Slaythe:

I mean yes any temp lower than 100C is '"safe", that doesn't mean it's super healthy to have it consistently super high.

Remember, these chips are used in data-centres and other environments where they run at those temperatures 24/7/365.

I don't much like it either. I've been using PCs long enough to remember when seeing a temperature like that was "stab the power button" panic levels. But it's where we are now and both Intel and AMD assume that their chips will spend a lot of time up against the heat limit and throttled. The throttling means that you shouldn't get to the point where a shutdown is necessary, unless the coolant pump or a key fan has failed.

[tacohunter]

Publicado originalmente por Kenjamenace:

...im confused. Every Temp I have seen in this post has been a little high sure, but still safe....Like your PC will just shut off if it gets to a dangerous point. At least thats how I found out my water pump died a few months back

eh, Im just curious as to why its happening. With my cooling setup for my 3950x, 74 is far higher than normal. At no point have I hit the temps these intel chips seem to be hitting though

[scorpz_-]

I5 13400f, temperatures are sensible in ever other game, this one hits 96, with a 4060 it can only manage 55-59 in heavy scenes on 1080p low with dlssQ, and cooks the cpu

[ppRogue1]

My temps are a little higher than normal for an action game, but not unusually so. I wonder if there's something going on in the engine related to the absolutely huge swarms of enemies the game likes to drop on you. Stuff like that can push the CPU and the hordes are definitely bigger and denser than average.

[Hegemon]

Publicado originalmente por godtiermullet:

I am definitely not an expert in this and correct me if I'm wrong:

I think I found the culprit. After installing the latest BIOS update (0x129 which is supposed to keep your rig from using too much voltage) I looked further into it now.

CPU Lite Load was set to Mode 18 by said update. Turned it all the way down to 6 as it was before and guess what:

20 to 30 degrees less temperature, hovering around 65 to 80 max now, which is absolutely fine for a 14900K.

I guess Intel/MSI really want to kill some CPUs.

I can’t lower my Lite Load below 12 without losing major performance on my 14700k…