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Ok! I'm glad to hear that :lol: Again, thank you soooo much!! You made my day :) Thank you for being nice and patient with me and for guiding me!

Ok :) Just one last question. Do you think I can have damaged my cpu in any way by having these high voltages for 8 months? Actually two lol. I think I saw the cpu fan graphic in bios and I think it's set to start spinning faster at 70ºC. Changing that to 65ºC would not reduce the max temp, right?

Ok, After playing for a bit (and the browser opened), my max temp was 72ºC...(GPU max temp was 76ºC). It did crash on me once but it didn't show any error... I looked in the erros log file of the game but it doesn't show the erro's date. I'm going to play a bit more and see what happens and...

Ok :),Enjoy your meal! I will keep you updated and.. Thank you sooo much. You are awesome! =D

Ok, so... there seems to be a huge improvement... http://imgur.com/IUpIa7m I went to the bios, then advance settings and changed where it said CPU Core voltage/ cache voltage (something like that) from auto to manual, and then it opened another thing where it said something like override core...

I feel so dumb right, I'm not sure if I can do this alone lol :(. I need to change 2 numbers right? (I'm trying to find some videos on youtube or something)

But in bios it says the vcore is 1.296V ? It's on auto.

I already did that and I'm still getting the same temps. One thing I noticed was that Microsoft one drive was using 15% of my cpu. My iddle temps were between 35ºC and 60ºC+. After uninstalling One Drive (because I don't even use it), they're now more stable between 30 and 35ºC. The max temps...

Yes, it has one intake in the front, and one exhaust in the rear.

Yesterday I took my pc to the store so they could see what was wrong with my cpu as it was reaching 86C while playing the Witcher 3 (this temperature was during the winter). Today they told me they weren't sure what was wrong with my pc but they somehow fixed it. They told me the person who...