[phillpower2]

A bit late as you have left the PC at the store but I was going to suggest trying the GPU in the second pci-e slot

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you did not have high temps...

[happyrock]

you did not have high temps...

[KostasPAP]

I haven't ordered the heatsink yet he waits my answer.....is it ok if in game the cpu goes to 80???If yes then i don't take

Edited by KostasPAP, 20 December 2011 - 11:42 AM.

[happyrock]

is it ok if in game the cpu goes to 80???

that 2500 can get to about 87C before windows starts complaining...
what program is showing your getting to 80...get a screenshot showing that temp

[KostasPAP]

total war shogun 2 in full graphics is when i first saw that.....I don't have pc to take a screenshot

[phillpower2]

happyrock please see posts #3 and #5

[KostasPAP]

Phil:if the problem persist (i think that's the verb) i will try your advise

the cpu temp is allways 80-85 and when i play game it falls at 60 the temp which goes to 70-80 in game is core 0 which i believe is the correct temp

Edited by KostasPAP, 20 December 2011 - 02:02 PM.

[phillpower2]

Ok, your temps are most likely dropping when gaming because the fans are kicking in.
Earlier I suggested Open Speedfan, untick the Automatic detection box and manually increase all fan speeds to 100, let us know if the temps drop but you said nothing happened, what did you do? did you untick the Auto detect and increase the fan speeds manually?

[happyrock]

happyrock please see posts #3 and #5

SORRY i DID NOT SEE THOSE POSTS...
but speedfan does a bad job with the newer components and everest does even worse...

note the differences between speedfan and asus AI...
speedfan says I only have 6.6 V on the 12V rail but the software that comes with the mobo says its 12.096
and I am going with the ASUS reading over speedfans...
IMHO in this case it may be necessary to use his bios readings to get a clearer picture of bios temps and voltage

[KostasPAP]

phil: yes i put all of them 100% even though i can control only the cpu fan the others are working on their own...but in game the core 0 went to 70-80 again.....the cpu and aux temp are 80-90 from when i start the pc when all others and core 0 are 25-30...(i am allways talking for the speedfan temp which as you can see there is a seperate cpu and core 0 temp)(core 0 must be the real cpu)

Happy: i will try that as soon as i get back my pc but i think that the temps that speedfan shows are (if not 100% correct) 60% correct cause when it says core 0 is hot i can feel it by touching the case at the place where is cpu....How will i check the temps after playing a game...i ask cause i have gone into bios in 10 years 3-4 times

Edited by KostasPAP, 20 December 2011 - 11:45 PM.

[KostasPAP]

I just got it from the shop....they did a test which lasted 35 hours..Everything is fine so the only thing i have to do is to buy a new heatsink for the cpu...any suggestions

[happyrock]

what test did they run and did they use your monitor for the test

if/when your sure its a heatsink...get Thermalright CoGage True Spirit here...

benchmarks here and here

NOTE...it beats some water cooling systems AND its $40.00

[KostasPAP]

yes they used and the monitor....

[happyrock]

did they see the "boxes" too

[KostasPAP]

They saw them but they could only explain it by the high temps of cpu cause everything is fine