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Intel Core 2 Duo E6300
2 Cores
2 Threads
65 W TDP
1866 MHz Frequency
Conroe Codename
Socket 775 Socket

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That is default Ryzen 7000 series temperature behavior. It's designed to keep boosting clocks until it hits 95C and then stay there. If you got a better cooler, it would still hit 95C, just at a slightly higher frequency.

Enabling Eco Mode in the BIOS will change the behavior to keep temperatures down, and for gaming at least should not have a meaningful impact on performance. For all-core workloads it might have a small impact on performance.


superrob1500
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Yes when you stress the CPU it heats up, chips like these newer Ryzen will boosts as much as they can within their thermal constraints. About 95C is the upper limit so it's not exactly abnormal or out of spec for that matter. As for boot up times, make sure your BIOS is up to date. If you still want to replace your cooler, consider a PS/PA120 or the big daddy NH-D15 but be warned that the CPU will likely still reach 95C, it's what they're designed do when pushed.
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superrob1500
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It may still reach that, those shops may say it's not normal because that was the old convention, same reason these temps cause a lot of panic in the community in the early days of AM5 even in this very sub. These chips are designed to push themselves up to there, they like it there, it means they are doing their best. It's not a cooler issue unless its regularly going well past 95C (like nearing 100C). If it's hovering around the 94-96C mark when getting pushed it means the cooler is correctly dissipating the heat.
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