CPU Overheating problem returns?

[infusedsandwich]

Hello! So, this is my previous post : http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-1860991/massive-overheating-lag-spikes-gaming.html

I brought it to the shop, they said it was the thermal paste. Boom, they re-added it.

So, a few days ago I played the game and noticed stutters, but they were a lot smaller.

So today I wanted to livestream, and since that's a lot more CPU intensive, I noticed them. But, not just that, but the temperatures!! ----- http://imgur.com/u8lkfmc -----

So, I don't want to write it ALL again, so can you see my previous post for details?

Short version: All good, 60 fps, then lag, all good, 60 fps, then lag. I thought it was the CPU overheating, and it was. Brought to the shop. They ''fixed '' it.

I have an AMD FX6100, HD 7750, 8 GB RAM

So, all answers would be appriciated

 

[JOOK-D]

If the temperature is the issue then I'm willing to bet the people at this shop don't know what they're doing. You should buy some thermal paste and an aftermarket CPU cooler if you haven't already and install it yourself.

If that's not the issue, it could be a virus. You could try running programs such as malwarebytes/avast antivirus/spybot search & destroy.

 

[infusedsandwich]

If the temperature is the issue then I'm willing to bet the people at this shop don't know what they're doing. You should buy some thermal paste and an aftermarket CPU cooler if you haven't already and install it yourself.

If that's not the issue, it could be a virus. You could try running programs such as malwarebytes/avast antivirus/spybot search & destroy.

he didn't even change the cooler when I suggested it to him. He just said '' oh, well, it's been a year, so most likely the thermal paste.. ''

They know what they're doing, they just don't assess the problems very well. I'm going to go one last time (they sure have to be stressed now) and tell them to fix this overheating. I have all bios set to default, so if the CPU is basically out of the box, 200 dollars expensive, it shouldn't overheat.

I will go and do that before selecting the solution and see if it works, thanks