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Hey guys, id like to thank everyone who helped out etc. The PC is great, looks really nice too. I have a question though, my CPU spikes to 3.5ghz of usage on each core and goes from 30c to 40c and then goes back down within a second. I was wondering if this is normal or a program bug?
AMD FX-8320 CPU
AMD FX-8320 CPU
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maybe there is a background process that suddenly wants power then is just like "nah"?.
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Messy isn't the word for them cables! Fix them!
Congrats on successfully building the PC though!
As for your CPU, it isn't a problem you should be worried about. 40C is nothing.
Congrats on successfully building the PC though!
As for your CPU, it isn't a problem you should be worried about. 40C is nothing.
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I'm surprised you went with a windowed case with that cable management. :p
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CPU clock changes in response to load to save power. It going up and down is normal. 40C is idle temp.
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hahaha, my tidying skills arnt the best. To be honest my PSU isnt modular and the cable managing on the case isnt so good. Its so noisy when i play high demanding games though, my CPU hits like 40c and the fan is louder than the game audio.
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40C is brilliant. If the CPU cooler annoys you that much I suggest investing in a Hyper 212 Evo. It uses 120mm fans which will allow it to run at a lower RPM, thus reducing the noise. Also it'll keep your CPU mega cool.
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Yea, i might invest in a better cooler soon. It depended on whether it can be heard through a mic really. Its a great build and i thank everyone that helped
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212 evo in my pc and it is next to m on the desk and i can't hear it with headphones on.
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