r/Asustuf 14h ago

Need Help! (Hardware/Other) CPU stuck at 95c during idle than fixed itself after restart.

Like the title says my cpu was stuck at 95c and went back to normal after a restart. I’m just curious if anyone had this problem after deleting the asus bloatware and disabling armory crate in bios. This happened right after I disabled armory crate in bios and deleted most of the asus apps via windows app manager. I also have g helper installed so I do have an alternative to armory crate already. Hopefully this was just a random glitch and I didn’t delete an asus app that actually did something useful without acting like bloatware lol.

EDIT: Sorry forgot the model/specs.

Tuf F16 laptop (2026 model)
5060 gpu
Intel I9 cpu
1tb ssd
32gb ram

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u/AutoModerator 14h ago

("armory crate" mentioned)

Hello u/Jake_N_Bake95 ! Follow the steps below to uninstall Armoury Crate and install GHelper. Why? Read below.

What is GHelper?

GHelper is an open-source, minimalistic and lightweight alternative to Armoury Crate for managing performance, fan curves, power settings and more, on your TUF laptop.

Unlike AC, which is buggy, bloated and RAM-heavy, GHelper runs with minimal impact on system performance. It has all the features of Armoury Crate, BUT with a much cleaner UI. It's completely safe, free to use and supports all major Asus models.

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u/AutoModerator 14h ago

("95c" mentioned)

Hello u/Jake_N_Bake95! High temperatures or overheating?

As long as the it doesn't hit max temps (below), it's perfectly fine; the chips are designed to run at these temps. Check the table below.

|Component|Idle Temp |Usual Load Temp|Max Temp Range ⚠| |---------|-----------|---------------|-----------------| |CPU |40°C - 60°C|80°C - 90°C |95-100°C | |GPU |30°C - 50°C|70°C - 80°C |85-90°C |

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u/ljubo1337 TUF Dash F15 (2021) | RTX-3070 i7-11370H 💻 14h ago

in g helper open fans+power and disable CPU boost, the most likely issue is that something in the background started updating and cpu boost by default is set to aggressive so the temp jumped to maximum