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604nguyen 01-02-2012 09:34 PM

What could have caused this?
 
http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/1299/tempxhi.jpg

Notice the huge spike in temperature on "core #0"? :heckno:
All I did was play some battlefield 3 for a bit earlier today.

Built the rig in Sept, played bf3 since launch...and this has never happened before.....system usually maxes at the mid 50's

Could it be a false reading?

its an i5 2500k, with an H60 cooler

Soundy 01-02-2012 09:54 PM

Seeing as all the "cores" are in the same "housing" (as it were), it's simply not possible for one to actually be that far out of whack without taking the others with it... plus it would probably be dead by the time it hit 100.

Faulty sensor would be my guess.

ime2006 01-02-2012 10:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Soundy (Post 7746862)
Seeing as all the "cores" are in the same "housing" (as it were), it's simply not possible for one to actually be that far out of whack without taking the others with it... plus it would probably be dead by the time it hit 100.

Faulty sensor would be my guess.

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