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Deffy Feb 6 @ 9:40am
CPU running HOT during benchmark?
Thought I had a pretty decent cooler (Corsair), but during the bench CPU temp hits 100C according to Hardware monitor. Should I be worried?
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NeoX Feb 6 @ 9:42am 
Originally posted by Deffy:
Thought I had a pretty decent cooler (Corsair), but during the bench CPU temp hits 100C according to Hardware monitor. Should I be worried?

Whats your CPU?
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Deffy Feb 6 @ 9:43am 
Originally posted by NeoX:
Originally posted by Deffy:
Thought I had a pretty decent cooler (Corsair), but during the bench CPU temp hits 100C according to Hardware monitor. Should I be worried?

Whats your CPU?
I9 13900KF
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Lieutenant Dan Feb 6 @ 9:45am 
Your CPU will spend 90% of the time at 100% load in this game.
just an FYI
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Deffy Feb 6 @ 9:52am 
Originally posted by Lieutenant Dan:
Your CPU will spend 90% of the time at 100% load in this game.
just an FYI
So it would seem
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NeoX Feb 6 @ 9:55am 
Originally posted by Deffy:
Originally posted by NeoX:

Whats your CPU?
I9 13900KF

isn't this a known issue of that CPU series of yours?
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Deffy Feb 6 @ 9:56am 
Originally posted by NeoX:
Originally posted by Deffy:
I9 13900KF

isn't this a known issue of that CPU series of yours?
Might be. I'm ill informed. Kept the BIOS firmware up to date through.
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✟ Scarlet Weather Rhapsody ✟ Feb 6 @ 9:59am 
Mine runs at around 70 - 80 degrees
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CapnChrispy Feb 6 @ 10:12am 
A few online benchmarkers are noting that this game is significantly more CPU bottlenecked than GPU bottlenecked, especially in the hub regions like villages or when there are multiple AIs to simulate/follow. Looks to be like CPUs will be struggling as much, if not more, than GPUs will.
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Asmodin Feb 6 @ 10:15am 
100°C would worry me

check your cpu fan & fan curve, might also need new paste
last effort would be investing in a more powerful cooler
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Wild Feb 6 @ 10:19am 
You need to repaste, increase case air flow, or that cooler just isn't enough, i9 can get well above 100 watts.

Shouldn't be getting above 80-85 celsius after doing a 100% stress test for 15 or more minutes.
Last edited by Wild; Feb 6 @ 10:20am
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Deffy Feb 6 @ 10:19am 
Originally posted by Asmodin:
100°C would worry me

check your cpu fan & fan curve, might also need new paste
last effort would be investing in a more powerful cooler
Yeah I'll try to re-apply some paste and see how this goes if that doesn,t work invest in a better cooler (if you guys have any suggestions go right ahead I'd welcome it)
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NeoX Feb 6 @ 10:39am 
Originally posted by Deffy:
Originally posted by NeoX:

isn't this a known issue of that CPU series of yours?
Might be. I'm ill informed. Kept the BIOS firmware up to date through.

Have you seen this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVdmK1UGzGs
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Deffy Feb 6 @ 10:44am 
Originally posted by NeoX:
Originally posted by Deffy:
Might be. I'm ill informed. Kept the BIOS firmware up to date through.

Have you seen this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVdmK1UGzGs
Heard about it yes. But there isn't a thing I can do about it is there...
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Kaminoken Feb 6 @ 10:48am 
I have a 5700x3d and it never went above 55 degrees.
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MoXy Feb 6 @ 10:54am 
My 5700x3d was at 70-72c, pbo2 co -30 with single tower aircooler. That temp was definitely close to 100% usage for sure since the other game like cbp running at 60-65c just fine. No wonder changing dlss preset and lowering graphics settings until low still dips below 60fps on thunderstorm section, the one that chokes is for sure the cpu.
Last edited by MoXy; Feb 6 @ 10:57am
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