Bro try reseating the processor, fix my friend pc temp by that way -> drop from 55 to 45.

try liua,, still same.. >_<

Use core temp software and see.

use liau.. still same. .>_>

A few questions I need to ask.

#1. What motherboard monitor you are using?
#2. Was the heatsink used before? If yes, did you clean the base properly, preferably lapped to mirror finish and cleaned with isopropyl alcohol/zippo fluid/articlean/googone?
#3. Has the base plastic retention bracket for the heatsink been mounted down firmly with the screws provided?
#4. Have you made sure mounting was done properly with a small drop of AS5 on the IHs and the retention clip inserted evenly at the side which does not have the release mechanism?
#5. Was the proc used before? If yes, did you clean the IHS properly with the abovementioned fluids?

Those 5 questions will lead to a proper answer from me

This post has been edited by almostthere: Aug 25 2006, 12:27 PM

#1. What motherboard monitor you are using?
Asus prob, Asus AIboost, EVEREST Ultimate Edition
#2. Was the heatsink used before? If yes, did you clean the base properly, preferably lapped to mirror finish and cleaned with isopropyl alcohol/zippo fluid/articlean/googone?
yes the heatsink use before wit my P4 2.6c, yes i clean the base properly..
#3. Has the base plastic retention bracket for the heatsink been mounted down firmly with the screws provided?
YES, double check liau
#4. Have you made sure mounting was done properly with a small drop of AS5 on the IHs and the retention clip inserted evenly at the side which does not have the release mechanism?
YES
#5. Was the proc used before? If yes, did you clean the IHS properly with the abovementioned fluids?
no.. new proc..

Here's a few suggestions which one of it will work (If it doesn't we're in for a long debugging session)

#1. Try using MBM5 with the correct config files found over at DFI-street (Yes they do work across the board for nF3/4)

#2. Clean again this time making sure there's no trace left using alcohol (a bit of trace left is enough)

#3. Reapply thermal paste properly

Yes u can provided u using it with Thermalright AM2 rev-B bracket.

Try this, place your fingers on the heatsink with the CPU's in stressed. That, you would know if it's "hot" or simple the bios reporting high temps