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‎11-15-2019 01:09 AM

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Product: Prodesk 600 G1
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit)

Hello,

Recently I upgraded my Hp Prodesk 600 G1 CPU to core i7 4790, and cores temperature at full load reach 100 celsius.

by setting the maximum processor state at 88% it decreased to 82 celsius.

Is there any solution for solving this problem and use all the system capacity?

Note: I remove the dust from CPU fan and heatsink.

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‎11-17-2019 01:49 AM

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That's not right.

Did you clean off the old thermal paste and re-apply new thermal paste? Is it screwed down tight?

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‎11-25-2019 08:47 AM

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Dear Hibb1, It screwed down tight. I did not check the thermal paste, the seller told me he has changed it for free, but I guess he used cheap thermal paste. I will buy a new thermal paste, What type of paste do you recommend?

 

And one more thing, I have upgraded my BIOS to the latest release. After that, the core CPU temperature at normal fan speed fluctuates between 88°C and 90°C, and at maximum fan speed it has decreased to 79-80°C.

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