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It's usually a matter of pressure with those, if you don't get everything properly tightened down such as the backplate it can not sit quite right.
Taking it to a shop is probably a good idea.
I'm usually a perfectionist. The BackPlate and everything is tightened.
As tight as they get.. The Dark Rock Pro has a Metal Bar running across the heatsinc. it wont allow you to install it incorrectly.
Like john said, 32C ambient is going to have a fair impact on the temperature of the cpu, but that alone I doubt would cause temperatures that high.
There are many possible causes including:
Poor air flow, this could be within the case or around the case.
A manufacturing defect.
Faulty temperature sensors.
A poorly mounted heatsink.
Try to decrease your ambient temperatures and make sure nothing is close or against the case, you don't want anything to hinder the movement of air out or into the case. Then check again that the heatsink is mounted correctly, the thermal paste should have spread evenly over the cpu and the plate on the heatsink. If possible remove the side of the pc and place a fan blowing a slight breeze into the pc and check your temperatures. If your temperatures are still very high then it is possible that you may have faulty temperature sensors or even a cpu with poor thermal contact between the die and its heat spreader. At this point you may just want to do what Darren suggests and take it to a pro to fix.
I'm really greatful for all of you trying to help me. Thank you.
I have a fan pointed at the case while the side is off.
It doesn't really make a difference, that's why I fear having more airflow wouldn't do the trick.
While not running anything but MSI afterburner to see the temperature the CPU sits at 35-45C degrees.
When I open chrome with say 12 windows, it jumps up to 70% and the temperature goes to 70-75 too.
I've tried several CPU temperature programs to see if one is faulty.
(just using 3 pages open now and it's at 35, but still it shouldn't go up to 70-75)
I've re mounted and re pasted the cooler again today and it is mounted well. Though is the cooler's heatsink supposed to be touching the Metal Bracket holding the cpu in place?