CPU overheating 90+(even 100)C Celsius when open certain streaming websites

[tizziocaio]

So i dont know if this is the right section...but


How said in tittle CPU overheating 90+(even 100)C Celsius when open certain streaming websites but not on others
On windows 10 PC is a dell t3500

And it happens on any browser(well Chrome Firefox and Edge), i checked off hardware acceleration on and off and no change

So i wont beat around the bush here..and try be more clear...like u know...THAT...i can watch like certain websites have open 5 windows each with 10 video and fans are barely heard..

->But on certain website i go and dint even press the play button YET and CPU in 5 sec is already past 90 and fans supper supper loud

SO help pls? i mean it "clearly" haves a conditional trigger and is not just "reboot/clean PC from virtual trash and Real hardware trash like dust...at least imho...

 

[MrN1ce9uy]

If you had proper cooling your CPU can't get that hot. Unless it's getting too much voltage, but with a Dell System I don't think that's possible.

Have you tried replacing the thermal paste on your CPU cooler?

What CPU do you have and what cooler?

 

[mdd1963]

Many websites are resorting to having your CPU run cryptominibg while you 'visit'...

 

[tizziocaio]

If you had proper cooling your CPU can't get that hot. Unless it's getting too much voltage, but with a Dell System I don't think that's possible.

Have you tried replacing the thermal paste on your CPU cooler?

What CPU do you have and what cooler?

ok....but did u read the part where i pointed it does with just one video? and that other website with tons of video opened CPU barely heats over? from 50C idle to 70 max there

 

[tizziocaio]

Many websites are resorting to having your CPU run cryptominibg while you 'visit'...

ok this seems a fishy thing in my eyes...there is a use-friendly tool that lets me see how much exactly a website/page/tab is milking my PC more than it should? and like kill with some special addblock app/plugging or those java-script smart blocking things i heard? ---still user friendly hopefully to use

 

[MrN1ce9uy]

What kind of websites are they? Have you considered simply not visiting them?