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intel core i5 750 @ 2.7
geforce gt 220
windows 7 64 bit
memory 6.2gb
Your GPU is fine in terms of temps, but it looks like something could be wrong with your CPU cooler, most likely the fan on the cooler isn't working correctly. Have you also checked for dust buildup in the cooler?
http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/video-card/#m=8,14,18,39,252&sort=a8&xcx=0&c=163,164
63c is fine for a gpu, most are good for 90-100c
temp 1 of 127c is a missing sensor
my temp dropped like 20 degrees and i just played a full game of casual on cs go without any overheat. gpu temp i dont think even hit 60 while playing which is awesome but i'm gonna still need to pick up a new gpu. any idea what the temp1 is? no matter what i do it just stays at 127 celcius
the monitor circuit supports more sensors than what are used
so are u saying nothing could be overheating, im just missing a sensor on the mb?
well should i be alright just playing cs:go? only game ill be playing plus i use the pc for web browsing, skype, listening to music and watching movies...not much else. my gpu is now steady at about 35-40 before i cleaned the fan it was about 50-60...played a full game of csgo about 20 minutes and had no issues. ill upgrade in the next month or so but ive had this pc for about 5-6 years lol and havent had to replace anything