HELLDIVERS™ 2

HELLDIVERS™ 2

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Revalopod Apr 5, 2024 @ 10:34pm
CPU is 90+ degrees
Hot damn. When playing the game, in a match, the CPU will be 90 degrees... AVERAGE. With spikes even higher. I saw it reach 100 once. No wonder it crashes. Why the heck isn't it being cooled? It's not even loud, like the fans aren't even trying. Help would be appreciated!
Originally posted by Dr. Jan Itor:
13900ks have been getting a bit of a reputation for Mobo settings being too high with stock settings. And some advise not to use XMP.

I have an Asus mobo with 13900k. Have to disable multicore enhancement or whatever your manufacturer's equivalent is. Both long and short limits can be at 253W. I also reduced my ratios by 3.

I was also having general system stability issues, which these things also helped with.

I took extra steps too, since I generally don't need the processing power that heats the CPU up so much, I disabled two E-cores and disabled hyperthreading on two of the P-cores.

Mine would hit 85 tops before, now I keep it below 70 fairly consistently in game.

ALSO, use Nvidia Image Scaling from the NVidia app/control panel. It seems better then the scaling built into the game.

Just a handful of things to try
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Chaalie Apr 5, 2024 @ 10:38pm 
i have to go and ensure the fans are working before i get into the game. i assume your say 90-100 Celsius? If so that is pretty hot depending on your set up and other variables. If your using multiple monitors or have a lot of background applications running you can be hurting the performance of the PC but you just have to validate this yourself.
Revalopod Apr 5, 2024 @ 10:59pm 
Originally posted by Johnny Roughneck Rico:
i have to go and ensure the fans are working before i get into the game. i assume your say 90-100 Celsius? If so that is pretty hot depending on your set up and other variables. If your using multiple monitors or have a lot of background applications running you can be hurting the performance of the PC but you just have to validate this yourself.
Celcius yes.
The Sneaky Few Apr 6, 2024 @ 4:13pm 
My cpu is constantly maxxed out running the game, and it barely tickles my ram or anything else, kinda sucks
Sexual Monkey Apr 6, 2024 @ 6:42pm 
you need to sort your CPU cooling. get a proper CPU cooler and check your case airflow. 90-100 is not normal. this is a hardware issue on your end
Little Buddy Apr 6, 2024 @ 7:08pm 
Assuming this is the only game where you have this problem, try a reinstall. The same thing happened to me after an update and it was fine after I reinstalled.
Revalopod Apr 6, 2024 @ 7:54pm 
Oh yeah forgot to mention my specs lol
It's an i9 13900kf and the cooler is Noctua NH-D15
Disabling boosting made it run at 60 degrees, but with large fps drops in intense combat, so not a good solution.
I've updated the bios (from F2 to F11d so it was vert outdated lol) and set power limits (long power limit @ 150w, short power limit @ 253w, max current @ 350a)
And I'll see if that sorts it out.
PreZ Apr 6, 2024 @ 8:29pm 
the cpu will get hotter if you host vs if you play in someone game so keep that in mind
ImYourN1ghtMare Apr 6, 2024 @ 9:07pm 
increase your CPU cooler RPM or is it running at 100% when ur cpu temp reaches that 90+ temp? also case coolers. test this: if you have fps limiter set ingame turn it off and use something else like set it from nvidia control panel
what i have looked that cpu is pretty hot
Last edited by ImYourN1ghtMare; Apr 6, 2024 @ 9:15pm
Revalopod Apr 6, 2024 @ 10:03pm 
Originally posted by PreZ:
the cpu will get hotter if you host vs if you play in someone game so keep that in mind
Ah I always host
Banana Bob Apr 6, 2024 @ 10:05pm 
Reporting this as well, maybe I just haven't noticed, but I don't recall Helldivers 2 causing the CPU core temp. to go up 90+°C / 194+°F. Thinking maybe it had something to do after the most recent update (again, I'm not so sure, but it does seem out of the ordinary, even with most of my settings set to medium / low).
PreZ Apr 7, 2024 @ 2:38am 
my 14900KF goes to 80c which is really good power limits set to 300w both long and short i got a contact frame for the cpu and cooled by asus ryujin 3 360 aio
Last edited by PreZ; Apr 7, 2024 @ 1:30pm
♋Phenex Apr 7, 2024 @ 3:32am 
This game causes my CPU temperature to go to the 100+ though I am playing on a Legion 5 laptop.

Currently using Universal x86 Tuning Utility which lets me cap the temperature to whatever I want and currently have it set at 85C without too much of a noticeable performance drop.
Last edited by ♋Phenex; Apr 7, 2024 @ 3:45am
★ ace ★ Apr 7, 2024 @ 4:25am 
add more fans or a thermal solution that works :cupup:
Silent Woodfire Apr 7, 2024 @ 4:34am 
While I understand you like 'Silence'. Isnt that particular sku of CPU and cooler combo just not cutting it?
Revalopod Apr 7, 2024 @ 10:26pm 
Originally posted by Revalopod:
I've updated the bios (from F2 to F11d so it was vert outdated lol) and set power limits (long power limit @ 150w, short power limit @ 253w, max current @ 350a)
And I'll see if that sorts it out.
This fixed it, now it runs around 80 degrees.
The crashes were still happening just as frequently though, but I think I fixed that too. I disabled "crossplay" in the game settings, and I was able to paly 6 hours straight in difficulty 9 without a single crash :steamhappy:
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Date Posted: Apr 5, 2024 @ 10:34pm
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