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If someone knows how to go into the BIOS and overclock the CPU, I doubt they would post about heat, as they should know they need a aftermarket cooler to handle overclocking.

The cooler is either dirty, has been bumped and is not making good contact with the CPU, or installed wrong, or too much thermal compound.

Then you have software that could be spiking the CPU. Open Task MGR and watch the CPU usage. Find out what the CPU is doing at idle. If you are not running software and the CPU is spiking you check to see what process is causing it and shut it down.

It can be Malware, go to F-Secure online and do a scan.

Clean all fans, reset cooler, check CPU usage, get better cooler, all these things need to be addressed.

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You maybe over clocking the cpu, friend this the reason why the cpu heat in that amount of heat. Reconfigure your motherboar and set it into default configuration so that the cpu speed is back to normal...
If the problem is still exist. Buy a good new one cooler fan to minimize the heat the maintain the good speed of the processor

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