My CPU hits 100°C while exporting photos. Should I be scared?

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  1. +1 same here fingers crossed 🤞

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  2. hmmmm not sure about that everyone keeps syaing this but nobody posts proof

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  3. honestly just reset the DNS and save yourself the pain, ok this thread just saved my weekend hope that helps :)

    lol

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  4. ahh classic a cabinet with no airflow will heat-soak teh whole PC. Leave the cabinet door open as a test, or move the PC out for a day. fingers crossed 🤞

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  5. so annoyed rn spent a whole week on minutes and im still not done any ideas??

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  6. holy cow finally got it working, thx everyone

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  7. i swear overheatnig is cursed any ideas??

    facepalm

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  8. ok but any update on this?. +1 same here

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  9. lol same thing happened to me if temps are fine right up to the shutdwon, suspect the power supply. Sudden GPU load spikes can trip an older or undersized PSUs protection, which looks exactly like this.

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  10. hmm idk everyone keeps saying this but nobody posts proof. i swear minutes is cursed just my 2 cents

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  11. ugh. spent a whole week on exporting and im still not done... honestly just reset the default config and save yourself the pain

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  12. ok so told my boss it would take 10 minutes.. xD its been all weekend. @bytesmith-364 did u ever fix it?? any ideas??

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  13. lol same thing happened to me following, having the same problem hope that helps :)

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  14. spent 3 hours on exporting and im still not done. dumb question but how do i even check teh BIOS thx in advance!!

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