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Introduction:
About a week ago now, my CPU started idling around 60-70C with nothing open. It used to be around 50C - I have sufficient airflow in my case (Meshify C). I don’t remember installing any programs or updates around this time - in fact I think it started while I was in the middle of using the computer. It had been running fine for around a year.
Problem:
So far, I have:
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Yeap, have the same problem. here is my configuration:
This problem is still not fixed with 23H2? My CPU is always to hot :( and PC crash
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I just updated to win11 hours ago and noticed that my temp persist at 70C even when idle,,
that never happened in win10. so weird! I tried your way w CPU performance and the temp now back calm down
to 42C, all fans back silent too like in win10. Thanks god I read ur comment 😭😭😭
Surely they'll deny it like already blaming the users hardware for dust etc, changing to a new aio pump properly set and same problem occurs. I recently set the CPU to 75% maximum state to get relief of it overheating.
Have noticed a few odd overheating issues like this: I signed into Windows and it again asked me to sign in again... The CPU went nuts! Wasn't until 5mins later that I signed out and back in that it settled immediately.
Then the odd time signing out the fans kicked in full speed until I signed in for it to settle. A restart helped, but these issues have to be windows 11 related and maybe they know these issues exist but choose to turn a blind eye as probably can't fix them.
Been tempted to look into a Linux OS but such a waste of money purchasing Win11 licence with the PC build.
I'm having the same issue with an Intel I9-10850k .
I also have dual boot to an Ubuntu. When my CPU is idle on Ubuntu, temps are around 45 degrees Celcius. On Windows 11 they scale up quickly to 85, 90 degrees while idle (CPU usage around 2% ~ 3%).
Watching videos on Youtube using chrome with 2 monitors and 20+ tabs opened in Ubuntu rises the cores temperatures to around 75 degrees and the temperature drops back to normal 40 ~ 45 degrees when I close Chrome. In a fresh Windows 11 installation on the other hand, with a single monitor and only one Chrome tab opened (No extensions are installed in Chrome) makes some cores reach the critical 100 degrees temperature and the temperatures never drops on windows 11. This also happens for other browsers like their own MS Edge and Brave.
I also changed the thermal paste twice, and cleaned the heatsink. This overheating issue is definitely something Windows 11 related. I'm Wondering if I can sue MS if their OS fries my CPU.
