Automatic Shutdown based on CPU temperature

[EagerToLearn]

Hello everyone,

I have an ASUS KRPA U-16 (with a 7552) and Windows 10 and was wondering if there are reliable solutions for an automated shutdown, if a CPU threshold temperature is reached?

Regards
Mike

 

[Wasmachineman_NL]

IIRC Zen thermally shuts down at 110C or something.

 

[RolloZ170]

IIRC Zen thermally shuts down at 110C or something.

i think he means a soft windows shutdown, not a thermal throttling/ freeze.

 

[i386]

What crypto currency are you mining that you're afraid of temperature related problems?

 

[EagerToLearn]

i think he means a soft windows shutdown, not a thermal throttling/ freeze.

Yes, that is what I was referring to.

What crypto currency are you mining that you're afraid of temperature related problems?

I have a water cooled workstation and recently the pump failed (and luckly I noticed in time). But I don't want to the CPU to be damaged by something like this.

 

[RolloZ170]

I have a water cooled workstation and recently the pump failed

there should be a tool included by the Watercooling System for this case.
if not look here

Configure RealTemp to Shutdown Windows After CPU Reaches High Temperature

If you do not want your CPU to go above a temperature range, then you can use RealTemp to automatically shutdown your PC in any such event.

www.trishtech.com

you just need a batch which does the shutdown then.

 

[Tom5051]

Aida64 can do this under the alerting tab. A quick search can find valid serials for whatever version you want, or you could pay for a copy Also the CPU has built in thermal throttling, not saying this will 100% save the CPU in all cases but it should.

 

[EagerToLearn]

Aida64 was an easy setup and does exactly what I was looking for