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New Windows (reinstalled after upgrade), new drivers everywhere including chipset drivers PSU - Brand New Corsair 750 (changed it from Corsair 550 as I thought PSU was an issue) MY CPU FAN - Cooler Master 212 black editionР В РІР‚СњР вЂ™Р’В¬ase - Fractal Design Meshify C, two standard case fans Performance increased but games started freezing after some time of gaming.

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Got a new CPU (I5 11600k) along with Z590 A Pro from MSI. That is the cause of the high temperature, not a bad reading in a monitoring program.Р В РІР‚СњР В РІР‚С› midrange CM Hyper 212 on an i7-3770 at a VCore of 1.400V hitting 90C core temperature while stress testing the CPU? I believe it, no problem.Had no problem with a previous system. For a non-over clocked processor, that is a high, Auto processor voltage. Hardly a low VCore, most people don't run their processors at that VCore when over clocked. If we check the OP's VCore reading when the cores are 86C - 91C, we see 1.400V. Would I expect a big difference between an internal thermal diode and one in the CPU socket? Yes. So we have thermal diodes in two very different environments. Does the thermal diode in a processor socket even touch the processor? If it does, it's touching the bottom, non-metal surface. where? Under the socket pins? Next to the socket pins? We only cool a processor from its top, the bottom is not designed to dissipate heat. The internal thermal diodes are part of the processor core.

The distance between a thermal diode in a processor core and one in a processor socket are virtually very far apart. I've never seen a TDP/Package Power reading above 150W. I was surprised to see how close the Intel processor TDP reading was to the HWiNFO CPU Package Power reading.

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If Intel does not know how to read their own processor's core temperature readings, who does?

The maximum core and CPU temperatures were identical. I've compared HWiNFO processor temperatures with those from the Intel Extreme Tuning Utility, while running its stress test. I also fail to see how there can be a 40 degree difference between core and socket temps when they are separated by about a millimetre or two. If HwInfo/CoreTemp is accurate, I should have cooked the CPU a long time ago. Besides - ai suite used to show up to 75 degrees before I added thermal paste. Look, i'm not going to cancel it out but I'm 99% sure the cooling is entirely fine. I have tightened the mounting screws - they are physically bottomed out as per the 212 evo design. Considering it has no moving parts, this cannot fail and you can clearly see the fan operating properly. I have amazing cooling in my case (mobo never reaches a 5 degree delta, neither do any of my dedicated hardware temp probes except those near the exhaust fans) and I have one of the world's most popular if not the most popular heatsink. OK, you're logic is entirely comprehensible - but I highly doubt my cpu is at 90 degrees.Р В РІР‚СњР В РІР‚С›s I said I have replaced (added) the thermal compound, really not that long ago. Actually, it runs at 4.43 ghz as base clock is utterly stable at 103mhz Is there anything I can do? Not the end of the world, I was just hoping to use it in the OSD with RivaTuner.Р В РІР‚СњР В РІР‚С›nd if you're wondering - yes I can turbo up to 4.3ghz with this processor. Now considering I'm using multiple programs, we can cancel out the possibility of a malfunctioning sensor - unless there is the unlikely chance both speedfan an Ai Suite II are broken, and not HwInfo.Р В РІР‚СњР В РІР‚РЋurthermore, If the CPU reached 90 degrees I would have probably noticed throttling to a certain extent (and it would be physically impossible considering I have a locked processor with a CM 212 Evo heatsink attached and the cpu is running less than half its capacity - should mention I forgot to add thermal paste during the first year of this cpu's life, and temps never reached 75c).Р В РІР‚СњР В РІР‚С›nyway I re-installed the program entirely and no dice. HwInfo reads significantly higher than that, as shown in the picture:Р В РІР‚СњР В РІР‚С›s you can see, the HwInfo temperature readings are wildly contrasting to those indicated by the other programs. Speedfan, Ai Suite II both read CPU temps of 50 degrees (i'm currently converting video - CPU at ~40%). Running Windows 8.1.Р В РІР‚СњР В РІР‚С›nyway with that cleared up, onto the issue.