i7 4790 cpu temps very high right after getting off sleep mode HELP

[Demonic Heart]

when browsing and not doing much my temps are usually 33-48c

when getting off sleep mode i see max temps at 58-60c.. why is that?

if the pc is doing nothing why heat increases?

BTW my heat sink is a cooler master hyper evo 212

 

[DonkeyOatie]

Maybe you cooling system takes a little while to get going as is catches up to the CPU getting busy checking up on the system. Those temperatures are not dangerous. Very high starts much higher. http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-1808604/intel-temperature-guide.html

 

[Snipergod87]

When the computer comes out of sleep the processor gets busy for a little bit resuming applications and what not so you will see a spike in processor activity and heat generation for a little bit then drops back down as the processor is idle. The busier a CPU gets the more heat it will generate and those temperatures are fine.

 

[Demonic Heart]

When the computer comes out of sleep the processor gets busy for a little bit resuming applications and what not so you will see a spike in processor activity and heat generation for a little bit then drops back down as the processor is idle. The busier a CPU gets the more heat it will generate and those temperatures are fine.

ok i get what you are saying but the strange thing is.. i can stream live content and run brand new games with high gfx on youtube 1080p 60fps at the same time and it won't even get that high

 

[JackNaylorPE]

When windows isn't active, many of your CPUs energy saving features may be disabled depending on how your system is set up.

When you are in BIOS, you will note that your CPU remains at full speed while the puter is doing nothing, this results in a higher temp than at idle in Windows.

Not sure how well it will work, but run a temperature tracking utility, let the system sleep and then bring it out of sleep and look at graphs and see where spikes kick in.

 

[Demonic Heart]

When windows isn't active, many of your CPUs energy saving features may be disabled depending on how your system is set up.

When you are in BIOS, you will note that your CPU remains at full speed while the puter is doing nothing, this results in a higher temp than at idle in Windows.

Not sure how well it will work, but run a temperature tracking utility, let the system sleep and then bring it out of sleep and look at graphs and see where spikes kick in.

i will try this

thanks

 

[Snipergod87]

1080p 60FPS video isn't very taxing on the CPU. And as Jack said when you are in the BIOS/Pre-Windows which will likely also include resuming from sleep the CPU is operating at its maximum frequency as the power settings including clocking the CPU down when idle is handled by Windows.
What you are seeing is not unusual. If you did a benchmark on your CPU you would see higher temperatures than that because it is much more demanding than resuming from sleep or watching 1080p 60FPS content on Youtube.

 

[toddybody]

When windows isn't active, many of your CPUs energy saving features may be disabled depending on how your system is set up.

When you are in BIOS, you will note that your CPU remains at full speed while the puter is doing nothing, this results in a higher temp than at idle in Windows.

Not sure how well it will work, but run a temperature tracking utility, let the system sleep and then bring it out of sleep and look at graphs and see where spikes kick in.

i will try this

thanks

My system fans go "full fighter jet" for a short time after waking...I suppose this makes sense.

 

[Snipergod87]

When windows isn't active, many of your CPUs energy saving features may be disabled depending on how your system is set up.

When you are in BIOS, you will note that your CPU remains at full speed while the puter is doing nothing, this results in a higher temp than at idle in Windows.

Not sure how well it will work, but run a temperature tracking utility, let the system sleep and then bring it out of sleep and look at graphs and see where spikes kick in.

i will try this

thanks

My system fans go "full fighter jet" for a short time after waking...I suppose this makes sense.

Yup thats normal, they can do the same thing on boot as well. For me my noise is typically from my GPU's

 

[Demonic Heart]

Thanks guys .. i now understand...