AlexN

So reporting back after another day of flying and testing. I've uninstalled FlyTampa EHAM and a handful of freeware scenery in europe, while also adjusting my cpu fan curve a little bit. After that I just did some flights in different areas. LEMD-LPPR and LPPR-LEVC (PMDG737) with all WU's and CU's installed, PG ON --> no CPU spikes or revving of the fans, super smooth and silent. CPU didn't even break a sweat at around 20-30%, while the GPU was literally chilling at around 65%. YBCG-YSSY --> same, no problems at all EDDK-LIPE (Fenix) --> definitely some CPU spiking happing again just after takeoff and intensify more the higher I climb, also since altering my CPU fan curve, it's way less noticeable in terms of volume. Then again I definitely see an increase in temps running HWInfo64 for about 30 minutes. Here are my temps 30 Mins after departure out of EDDK: CPU Package: Min. 55C / Max. 87C / Average 69C CPU: Min. 44C / Max. 75C / Average 58C Vcore: Min. 0.976V / Max. 1.152V / Average 1.107V Somehow I still think thats a little bit to hot, especially since it's only the CPU that is spiking. Everything else is stable and well within limits. Can anyone tell me if this is normal, and maybe compare if you have the same CPU? Thanks again, Alex

Hey everyone, I've been following the threads related to this issue for the last few weeks since i have the same problem with my new system. My 7800x3d is just spiking up to 85C when flying over central europe once i'm above 18000ft. On the ground everything is normal, even on more demanding scenery. My performance stays stable also, while my cooler is just going from 20% to 100% constantly. Interestingly enough, removing WU4, WU6 and all the european CU's didn't fix the problem for me, so I'm currently re-installing those. I have, however, ORBX Amsterdam installed, so will try to remove that and report back. My new PC is about 3 weeks old, and configured/assembled by a professional builder. In those 3 weeks I've mostly been flying over Portugal, Spain, France, UK, Ireland, Australia, US, Canada, without any problems or CPU spikes. It only started once I did a flight from EDDL to LIRF... so there is definitely something wrong with the data and not my hardware. Are there any more reports on how photogrammetry is linked to this? Would love to know more. Cheers, Alex