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This setting is usually contained within the BIOS/UEFI settings for CPU thermal management, and might even have a fancy name as well.

The fan on top of the heat sink needs to be spinning at the right speed for a given temperature, OR the pump within your liquid cooling solution needs to be doing the same, running at a given speed for a given CPU temperature. The CPU is running barely above idle with about 0-3 percent usage at idle.

Ok, so your radiator is doing it’s job and you’ve replaced the thermal paste between the chip itself and the heat sink. – If I am returning to a system that has been sleeping all night, shouldn’t I be seeing CPU temps close to ambient (around – – If I am returning to a system that has been sleeping all night, shouldn’t I be seeing CPU temps close to ambient (around 20☌)? – Looking at the 3rd CPU that got thermal throttled in the HWiNFO attachment, is it possible that the CPU is going bad? Or at least CPU ID 2? So with all that preamble done, the question is what is going on? How do I figure out what the problem is? Or if there is a problem at all? Right now, CoreTemp is showing this and the CPU is reading about 97% idle This was HWiNFO temp data on the same day (later). This was CoreTemp temperatures a few days back when I returned to the system and woke it from deep sleep: Even when I wake the system up from an overnight sleep, the temps still show high 30’s to mid-40’s. This helped a bit and brought the temps down but they are still higher than I think they should be (in the high 40’s to mid-50’sC generally. I cleaned the old paste and then put new paste on and reseated the water cooler. I blew out a lot of dust and the thermal paste coverage looked bad. So I decided to clean the dust out of the box and pull the water cooler on the CPU to look at the thermal paste as I haven’t looked at this in the ~7 years since I originally built this system. The output hose felt fairly warm but the return hose was cool, so the radiator was working. I thought maybe a CPU fan had died (I have water cooling on the CPU) but when I looked at the fans, they were both running (sandwiching the radiator). I checked in with HWiNFO64 and was also seeing the same numbers as CoreTemp. Then a few weeks back I started seeing temps soar into the 70-80’sC frequently and even hit 100C at a few points. It used to read in the high 30’s to mid 40’sC with occasional bursts into the 60’sC. I use CoreTemp in the tray to monitor core temps. There is something screwy going on with my processor recently.