90 degrees

My CPU temps welling loading into certain games or playing them spike up to 90-99˚c but immediately go back down to normal gaming temps around 40-55˚f. Room temp changes but even on a cold day it will spike high. Is this normal or cause for concern? Parts list: i5-13600k Deepcool AK620 MSI...

Not sure where to post this but basically, when I am using the x264 encoder on OBS, it stresses my CPU to such extreme degrees that my temperatures reach high 80s. If I use the NVENC encoder this never happens and neither when I just play normally. Only when I use the x264 enocer. I do not know...

I've recently gone into cleaning my whole pc, blowing the dust off, changing thermal paste, adjusting and cable managing and checking all the connections... etc... Not sure if the thermal paste I've used was bad or it didn't align well...My GPU is 1060 3GB, Used Msi Afterburner Max core voltage...

I have a Z170A gaming M7 (ms-7976) with a i5-6600k set to 4.2~GHz that has an attached H100iGTX. 2 front 120mm Fans (Intake) 1 Back 120mm Fan (Exhaust) 2 Top 120mm Fans (Intake) Motherboard (MSI Command Center) controls the fans on auto while the Pump is reading 1800-1920Rpms. iCUE has it on...

Laptop : msi ge62 2qf apache pro (used laptop) i7 5700hq 16gb ddr3 ram gtx 970m 3gb ddr5 vram 1TB hdd from toshiba canvio external hard disk so i bought this used laptop, is it normal when the temperature hit 90 celcius while gaming ? But i also notice that the temperature will not go above...

So i bought the msi gs75 laptop about 10 days ago, i've noticed that the temps in this laptop are absurdly high. On startup i sometimes get cpu temps over 90 degrees. After a few minutes it calms down at sits between 50 and 70 on idle. Before i bought this laptop i did some research on the heat...

I was told there are 3 issues with my current pc part list by a friend. Are the parts compatible because PC Partpicker says there is only one issue so far. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/qN9Dyc