Can a beant pin increase temperature in 3570k?

[brianmoyano]

Hi, the other day i posted here a problem that i was having. At the end, it was a bent pin in the motherboard socket where the cpu goes.
Post here: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2891254/usb-freeze-seconds.html

Now everything is working fine again, but i'm having high temperatures now. I'm not so freaked out because this was the hottest weak in my city, so my room is very hot also. Let's say outside it's like 35ºC, and inside my room would be the same.

So, the pc, with the Windows 7 loaded, the cpu it's at 40-45ºC, but when i'm plying games like City Car Driving it goes to 80ºC and the game starts lagging.

Basically i'm asking this: Maybe i bent another pin and my cpu is becoming an oven? A pin can do that? Or it's just the outside temperature?

Thanks

 

[timeconsumer]

Ambient temperature has a lot to do with it. It is possible then pin could be causing that problem, but not very likely.

Also, you may have made an error in installing the CPU cooler and put too much or too little thermal paste.

 

[NerdyComputerGuy]

Room temp around 35 C? That is hot!

I'm going to guess, you've got heat issues with your CPU because of your outside temperature.

 

[brianmoyano]

Room temp around 35 C? That is hot!

I'm going to guess, you've got heat issues with your CPU because of your outside temperature.

Yeah, i know it's pretty high, but i was concerned with the bent pins. I'll wait to the outside temperature to go down and test again.

 

[timeconsumer]

Idle temps being 10c above ambient and load temps being 40c above ambient is very normal. That's the differential on my 4440.

 

[brianmoyano]

Idle temps being 10c above ambient and load temps being 40c above ambient is very normal. That's the differential on my 4440.

Yea, now makes sense. Outside was 30-35º but inside my room was hotter.

Thanks.

 

[timeconsumer]

That sounds miserable. I hope at least it wasn't very humid.