Windows 11 higher CPU temps

Sonny

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• Jul 21, 2021

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Mine will maybe jump up to 50 for a few seconds then go back down to the mid 30's or upper 30's. I can't complain.

 

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Ciccio2021

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Sonny said:

Mine will maybe jump up to 50 for a few seconds then go back down to the mid 30's or upper 30's. I can't complain.

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Would you say my CPU might not be good enough i5-4570S CPU @ 2.90GHz

 

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Xamalia

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I am using ryzen 5 3600x (20% overclocked); cooling - deepcool castle 240ex. There were no changes in temperature, or in the speed of the pump and coolers. I think your problem is individual.

 

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Sonny

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Ciccio2021 said:

Would you say my CPU might not be good enough i5-4570S CPU @ 2.90GHz

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I don't know. I do have the feeling that it's not compatible for Win 11.

 

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liamsoren

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This isn't good because it can lead to overheating and destroying your motherboard. You can read on softwaretesttips.com what you can do in such situations. But I think that your CPU is overloaded. You need to close all background software. I also had such a problem, and my CPU was constantly overloading, and it was causing crashes of my operating system. I found out that I have too many background apps, so everything started to work normally after I closed all of them. Maybe you have the same problem, and it will help you.

 

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It's pretty weird. My CPU temperature is the same as before. It was around 30-35 degrees, and it stayed that way. Overall, I liked Windows 11 itself. I was a bit too prejudiced at first. Although, to be honest, I've noticed for years how hard it is for me to switch from one operating system. But I was wrong in this situation. Windows 11 has fully vindicated itself. As for me, it even behaves better in terms of optimization. But it would be best if you had a fairly powerful processor. There are a lot of options now. For example, intel k vs kf. These two lines are good but also slightly different. I recommend reading them here digitalmasta. Always keep a close eye on your computer's temperatures.

 

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