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Recently I built a new PC, but the 13700kf in my system always reaches 99°c no matter what I do on it, and retains this temperature regardless of what the system is doing.
How can I go about fixing this issue?
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Improper application of thermal paste
or inadequate cpu cooler
or poor case ventilation
or inadequate case input/output fans
or motherboard bios needs updating
or fan control needs adjusting
etc...
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Not relevant, not the same socket.
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Sorry, i meant to say different processor. And, no, not joking.
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Different processor, same socket, same problem. I mean maybe it's a good CPU, but problem exist and it would be ok if Intel at least admit that they made the mistake or whoever engineered socket 1700.
For me I prefer slow, but steady, so I'm better stay on LGA 2066, but I'm not a gamer.
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