Anyone else's CPU cooking from this game?

[James648]

Game seems to max out my CPU temps instantly at launch where as other games don't. CPU is an Intel core 10900k. Most games sit in the 50-70C area but this one instantly puts me at 100C on launch and stays there. Swapped out thermal paste and will be swapping out my AIO liquid cooling system in case it's starting to die but it should be functional.

EDIT: Got my new AIO liquid cooling system installed and it keeps my CPU a nice 30-40C. Speccy seems to say 100C when your processor is throttling itself instead of actually giving you proper the temps. HWMonitor seems to give accurate temps and the AIO cooling has a build in system to display temps of both the CPU and liquid.

[Sethioz]

引用自 James648：

Game seems to max out my CPU temps instantly at launch where as other games don't. CPU is an Intel core 10900k. Most games sit in the 50-70C area but this one instantly puts me at 100C on launch and stays there. Swapped out thermal paste and will be swapping out my AIO liquid cooling system in case it's starting to die but it should be functional.

if your CPU is able to go over 90c with liquid cooling, then there's something very wrong with your CPU's cooling and you should be worried, because even when stress-testing or crypto mining, your CPU should remain below 80c (even that is bit high). my CPU never goes over 55c with liquid cooling, usually below 50, only with hot weather it goes to 55c and i'm talking about while stress testing it to 100% load.

what tool are you using to measure temps? i saw some other topics along the same lines and i think that people confuse 100% with 100c. not sure how one can do that, but that would make sense, because other topics specifically mention 100c aswell. are you sure it's not 100% usage?

someone also mentioned that anti-cheat is blocking some tools (such as msi afterburner) and on some reason it gives false readings. use something simple like "core temp" to check CPU temps.
right now with room temp of 20c, my CPU temp is 22-24c. when under load, it goes to about 50-55c. core temp has never let me down, its simple minimalistic tool that also supports logging.

that said, i still havent been able to play HD2 as i'm getting that "invalid appid" error, but when i launch it, then i have to stare at black screen for about 2 minutes and it puts GPU under 100% load, while CPU remains below 30%.

just to be sure, take your PC side off and put your hand as close to CPU as possible, if it's really 100c, then you should easily feel the extreme heat coming from it. also touch the radiator and see if its hot. if everything feels normal, then most likely it's due faulty software that gives false readings on some reason, try using core temp or other tools.

[James648]

引用自 Sethioz：

引用自 James648：

Game seems to max out my CPU temps instantly at launch where as other games don't. CPU is an Intel core 10900k. Most games sit in the 50-70C area but this one instantly puts me at 100C on launch and stays there. Swapped out thermal paste and will be swapping out my AIO liquid cooling system in case it's starting to die but it should be functional.

if your CPU is able to go over 90c with liquid cooling, then there's something very wrong with your CPU's cooling and you should be worried, because even when stress-testing or crypto mining, your CPU should remain below 80c (even that is bit high). my CPU never goes over 55c with liquid cooling, usually below 50, only with hot weather it goes to 55c and i'm talking about while stress testing it to 100% load.

what tool are you using to measure temps? i saw some other topics along the same lines and i think that people confuse 100% with 100c. not sure how one can do that, but that would make sense, because other topics specifically mention 100c aswell. are you sure it's not 100% usage?

someone also mentioned that anti-cheat is blocking some tools (such as msi afterburner) and on some reason it gives false readings. use something simple like "core temp" to check CPU temps.
right now with room temp of 20c, my CPU temp is 22-24c. when under load, it goes to about 50-55c. core temp has never let me down, its simple minimalistic tool that also supports logging.

that said, i still havent been able to play HD2 as i'm getting that "invalid appid" error, but when i launch it, then i have to stare at black screen for about 2 minutes and it puts GPU under 100% load, while CPU remains below 30%.

just to be sure, take your PC side off and put your hand as close to CPU as possible, if it's really 100c, then you should easily feel the extreme heat coming from it. also touch the radiator and see if its hot. if everything feels normal, then most likely it's due faulty software that gives false readings on some reason, try using core temp or other tools.

Using both speccy and HWmonitor and it is physically heating up. My liquid cooling system is 100% set up properly so that's not an issue as well as new high quality thermal paste. A possibility is the liquid cooling motor may be starting to give out and not spinning up to the speeds it's meant too. I have a new liquid cooling system on it's way. So that'll be resolved.
Other than that the only possibilities are the CPU is borked and cooking itself which seems unlikely but not impossible or the game is cooking the CPU. Note everything else is running at normal temps. It's just the CPU that skyrockets at launch. I'll edit the post with the results of a new liquid cooling system on the 20th when I get it.

[Kanon "Gemini"]

is a bug from 1.000.0008, before this patch all was fine.. from this patch at launch all fan go to max and cpu is 100C

[Deadmeat]

Hey guys, I had the same problem with the game crashing at the end of missions. My pc even shutdown on a jungle planet last night.

Solution:

Limit FPS in nvidia control panel. Someone posted that this game has no FPS limit so it will go to infinity.

I limited my FPS via nvidia settings to 144 FPS and set V-Sync to "On" for Helldiver2.

Just played 4 missions with no problems.

Otherwise check your FPS with Fraps or similiar!

Hope it helps.