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7/2/2025, 8:40:55 PM
>>714297042
>decide to turn turbo back on with power plan (via registry hack) , instantly get more framerate, but temperature rises to 73 (limited from bios, would otherwise climb to 80+)
This isn't hot at all. Modern computer hardware only starts thermally throttling around 95 degrees celsius, and shuts down around 100-105 to avoid reaching the temperatures where it can take real damage.
CPU temperature being around the 70s and 80s is no cause for alarm, panicking about that is not unlike 18th century retards panicking about the idea of being a car that moves faster than 50 miles an hour.
>decide to turn turbo back on with power plan (via registry hack) , instantly get more framerate, but temperature rises to 73 (limited from bios, would otherwise climb to 80+)
This isn't hot at all. Modern computer hardware only starts thermally throttling around 95 degrees celsius, and shuts down around 100-105 to avoid reaching the temperatures where it can take real damage.
CPU temperature being around the 70s and 80s is no cause for alarm, panicking about that is not unlike 18th century retards panicking about the idea of being a car that moves faster than 50 miles an hour.
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