i9-9900k is 90*C at 3600Mhz. Running at high temperature and that's without any overclock ?
Motherboard is Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Elite with Kraken M22 cooler.
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Motherboard is Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Elite with Kraken M22 cooler.
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Can any processor malfunctions occur due to temperature?Because you have an entry-level cooler with a high-end, high TDP processor. 120mm AiOs are not exactly good for cooling. They are the equivalent of a budget air cooler when it comes to cooling capacity. On the same note, I will add that Intel has paid no attention to making more energy efficient desktop processors.
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Considering Intel's latest desktop processor, the i9-13900KS, runs at 100C with 280mm AiO.. I would say no. Intel probably considers that normal operation.Can any processor malfunctions occur due to temperature?
Just because you didn't set an overclock doesn't mean that the mobo didn't apply one.i9-9900k is 90*C at 3600Mhz. Running at high temperature and that's without any overclock ?
Motherboard is Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Elite with Kraken M22 cooler.
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Related.Malfunctions happen because of high voltage, not temperature.
High voltages( like from overclocking), will increase temperatures.