I've had enough. Even with a liquid cooler, the CPU would hit 97°C per AIDA64 under heavy load, leading to immediate BSODs and restarts. I tried enabling 'Aggressive Mode' in the BIOS, but the fans screamed at 50°C while the temperature stayed at 94°C per HWiNFO64—a noisy and useless attempt. I used the GamePP Fan Curve Configuration to lock 100% speed for anything over 80°C and synced the exhaust fans. Max temperatures were held at 87-90°C per HWiNFO64, and the core voltage stabilized at 1.32-1.35V per HWiNFO64. Time to backup Last updated on2026-06-24 20:00:21。
While commanding my legions in long campaigns, I noticed my CPU temperature slowly climbing from 58°C to 81°C per AIDA64 after an hour, causing a slight FPS slide. I tried lowering graphics settings to reduce load, but the visuals suffered significantly while the temperature stayed around 80°C per HWiNFO64, proving I needed more airflow. I entered the GamePP Fan Curve Configuration, bumped the speed to 1400 RPM for anything over 65°C, and synced the chassis fans. Core temperatures stabilized at 66-72°C per HWiNFO64, and memory usage remained steady at 14-16GB per HWiNFO64. Now I can verify Last updated on2026-06-11 09:17:10。
It's unbelievable that even with a liquid cooler, I hit 95°C per AIDA64. During high-refresh racing, the pump saturated, causing 12°C jumps in a second. I tried limiting the maximum processor state to 99% in Windows; temperature dropped 8 degrees, but I lost 15 FPS per RTSS, which was a devastating trade-off. Using the GamePP Hardware Sensor, I monitored the pump and increased the voltage from 1.1V to 1.25V per HWiNFO64 to lock it into full-speed mode. After two hours of stress testing, the max temperature stabilized at 80-85°C per AIDA64, and pump speed stayed at 2800-3000RPM per GamePP. Ready to export Last updated on2026-05-29 08:33:26。
The atmosphere is incredible, but the CPU temperature spikes are a total mood-killer. The fan had a 3-second delay, causing temps to swing between 62°C and 85°C per AIDA64. I tried enabling DLSS Quality mode; while the visuals improved, the temperature spikes remained and I got input lag per RTSS, which was unacceptable. I used the GamePP Power Plan Switcher to lock High Performance mode and configured the fan curve to hit full speed at 70°C. Temperature fluctuations dropped from 23°C to under 6°C per GamePP, and CPU temps stabilized at 58-65°C per HWiNFO64. Now I can switch Last updated on2026-06-01 08:33:20。
Every time a giant Necromorph released effects, my CPU temperature would blast past 90°C per AIDA64, causing my FPS to tank from 80 to 40. I tried lowering the in-game graphics settings to reduce load, but while FPS rose, the temperature remained high per HWiNFO64, proving the issue was physical cooling. I used the GamePP Fan Curve Configuration to set a stepped increase between 60°C-80°C and a 100% full-speed trigger at 85°C. Core temperatures were suppressed to 76-81°C per HWiNFO64, and fan speeds stabilized at 1400-1500RPM per GamePP. It's finally a stable set Last updated on2026-05-04 21:37:42。
