Your CPU is running at a high temperature (100°C). At this level, the processor may slow itself down to avoid overheating.
This usually means the cooling system is struggling to keep the CPU at a safe temperature. It can happen if the cooler is clogged with dust, not working correctly, or simply not powerful enough for this type of processor.
We recommend checking that the fan spins normally and that the cooling system is properly installed. Cleaning the cooler or improving airflow can help bring the temperature back to a safer range.
Your processor is using noticeably more power than expected for this model. It is currently drawing 114.1 W, which is over +20 % above typical values. This extra power leads to higher temperatures and unnecessary electrical stress on the CPU.
Such behavior may occur when power limits are raised, when boost settings are too aggressive, or when the motherboard automatically applies performance-enhancing profiles. Even if you haven’t changed any settings, some systems push the processor harder than its usual base limits.
We recommend checking your power settings in the BIOS or software provided by your motherboard. Reducing power limits can help lower temperatures, improve efficiency, and prevent premature wear.
Your antivirus (Windows Defender) protection is snoozed (temporarily paused), so the PC is not fully protected right now.
Protection was paused, often to avoid interruptions, and has not been switched back on.
Resume protection in your antivirus settings to stay protected.
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Unexpected crashes (BSOD)
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Driver problems
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Flagged processes
34 running processes, none flagged.
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