The practical real world cause of this is that the heatsink was dropped during reassembly/disassembly from the person who was originally fucking with it, which broke the heatpipe inside the heatsink. If it So you have a few options here.ġ) Heatpipe inside the heatsink is bad - so it is not conducting properly.Ģ) Shitty thermal paste/no thermal paste.ģ) Fan isn't in there or able to spin at top speed. Seeing as all these machines use the same heatsink, same fan, same case, when you load the CPU to 100% and then back to 0%, the temperature should increase/decrease at a specific curve. The way that ASD test works is it loads the CPU, unloads it, and then checks how long it takes for temperature to drop, and how quickly/slowly it rises.
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