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    • jamiesalter's system
      • Motherboard:
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    E6600 overheating...

    Built a new system around the Christmas period and recently (yesterday) I decided to do some overclocking, but on checking the temperatures at idle with no overclock i have temperatures of 46C and upto 58C on stress from Intel's TAT. I have checked the temperature with Core Temp as well.

    See my system specs, but I have a Noctua U12F and two other Noctua 120mm blowing air in and out. The case is the akasa mirage (which is a good cooler). So why the hell am i getting such high temperatures at 2.4GHz? I just reseated the CPU cooler and removed some paste (thinking that i could have had too much) but this only brought the temp down by around a degree

    Any suggestions? Have any of you guys had this problem?

    Jamie

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    When you removed the paste...did you completely clean all the old stuff off and reapply new?
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    • jamiesalter's system
      • Motherboard:
      • Abit IP35 Pro
      • CPU:
      • Intel Q6600 (w/ Scythe ninja @ 3Ghz)
      • Memory:
      • 4 x 1Gb Corsair PC2-6400
      • Storage:
      • 1 x WD 500GB AAKS
      • Graphics card(s):
      • XFX 8800GTS (w/ Thermalright HR-03 PLUS)
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      • Corsair 620Watts
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    Nah, I removed the cooler, cleaned all the paste off the bottom of it, then placed it back down on the CPU which still had paste on.

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    That wont work, you need to clean and reapply new.
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