Hello everyone,
Recently built my computer around six months ago, and I haven't had any issues with it. Everything has worked perfectly and run smoothly—or so I think, up until now.
Here are my specs:
-i9-10850k
-Gigabyte Z590 Aorus Elite AX
-G.Skill TridentZ (2x16) DDR4 3200
-Gigabyte 2080 Super Windforce OC
-Rosewill PHOTON Series 850W (80 Plus Gold)
-MSI Mag Series Coreliquid 360R
-Cooler Master MasterBox MB520 ARGB ATX Tower
Idle temps at 40-43° C for context + room temperature is about 18-20° C,
Now for the problem(s):
Recently I have found that my CPU cooler has been ramping up during idle or near idle use for apparently no reason. I would then open task manager to see what my CPU usage was, but then it goes back down to the 1-3% that the system normally uses and the cooler slows down. I continued checking this out and found that during these times my CPU temps climb from anywhere from 60° C to 100° C—depending on how long I left it before opening task manager.
I thought this might have been some sort of crypto virus, and l tried looking for (igfxupdate.exe) and my (conhost.exe)s were normal and not malicious. So, I don't know what the problem could be. Windows 10 is also fully up to date.
I then also noticed that if my CPU usage goes to 100% my CPU temp will go from idle (40-43° C) to (95° C-100° C) in about five to ten seconds. My CPU clock speed then decreases from 4800Mhz to 4000-4200Mhz, which impacts my performance fairly significantly.
I then ran Cinebench R23 and my CPU scored 13125 points under multicore, which from my understanding is over 3500 points less than what your i9 10850k should achieve. The frequency also dropped to 4000-4200Mhz and the temps were between 95°C and 100°C.
So far, I have tried updating everything and replaced the thermal paste on the cooler to no avail. I also took off all of my case panels to see if airflow was an issue for the case and I found it wasn't and had no effect. I was wondering if any of you had any suggestions to what my problem could be, and what I might need to do to fix it.
Thanks,
Sparky
Recently built my computer around six months ago, and I haven't had any issues with it. Everything has worked perfectly and run smoothly—or so I think, up until now.
Here are my specs:
-i9-10850k
-Gigabyte Z590 Aorus Elite AX
-G.Skill TridentZ (2x16) DDR4 3200
-Gigabyte 2080 Super Windforce OC
-Rosewill PHOTON Series 850W (80 Plus Gold)
-MSI Mag Series Coreliquid 360R
-Cooler Master MasterBox MB520 ARGB ATX Tower
Idle temps at 40-43° C for context + room temperature is about 18-20° C,
Now for the problem(s):
Recently I have found that my CPU cooler has been ramping up during idle or near idle use for apparently no reason. I would then open task manager to see what my CPU usage was, but then it goes back down to the 1-3% that the system normally uses and the cooler slows down. I continued checking this out and found that during these times my CPU temps climb from anywhere from 60° C to 100° C—depending on how long I left it before opening task manager.
I thought this might have been some sort of crypto virus, and l tried looking for (igfxupdate.exe) and my (conhost.exe)s were normal and not malicious. So, I don't know what the problem could be. Windows 10 is also fully up to date.
I then also noticed that if my CPU usage goes to 100% my CPU temp will go from idle (40-43° C) to (95° C-100° C) in about five to ten seconds. My CPU clock speed then decreases from 4800Mhz to 4000-4200Mhz, which impacts my performance fairly significantly.
I then ran Cinebench R23 and my CPU scored 13125 points under multicore, which from my understanding is over 3500 points less than what your i9 10850k should achieve. The frequency also dropped to 4000-4200Mhz and the temps were between 95°C and 100°C.
So far, I have tried updating everything and replaced the thermal paste on the cooler to no avail. I also took off all of my case panels to see if airflow was an issue for the case and I found it wasn't and had no effect. I was wondering if any of you had any suggestions to what my problem could be, and what I might need to do to fix it.
Thanks,
Sparky