Higher than normal PC Temps
I am having issues with Dead Space(2023) on my PC
The temps on both my cpu 91 degress and gpu was hotter than normal and they are uncomfortably high and I have my AIO Cooler on performance. My gam...
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EA_Leeuw
Community Manager
Community ManagerHey all,
Thanks for reporting these issues.
Going forward, I would recommend keeping the issues split per thread. This makes it easier for others to also contribute to the thread.
Regarding the 'fake' controller feeling, rebinding/clearing the in-game controller bindings should indeed resolve this:
You have to go into the Controls/Keybinds settings (in-game) and "Clear" every single Controller Button mapped in the Controls options. You press T to clear an action, so just make sure you clear the Controller Buttons and nothing else. Some of the buttons mapped can't be cleared, but clear every single one that you can and the weird feeling should go away.
We have a thread about this here.
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Regarding the high CPU temp; depending on your PC's setup, this can be quite normal, depending on your system. However, a CPU temp of 91c is likely due to a malfunctioning cooling solution. I would recommend making sure that everything is working as intended and checking if your CPU is maying running an overclock of some sort. Also, if you have an AiO cooling solution, make sure that the pump is working correctly.
It's not the hardware's fault. I have freshly installed Ryzen 7 5800x3d with Arctic Liquid Freezer II 360 mm. I know this Ryzen is usually a bit hotter, but even stress testing (and I have done a lot) where there is 100% load on all cores and threads does not get past 80C. The game goes 85C on my CPU and the frequency on which the CPU works is 2.5 GHz. We know that the 5800x3d has a lot higher base clocks than that. I don't know what it is, maybe your precious Denuvo, but this issue has to be addressed. What I did to lower the temps though is from the BIOS I turned off SMT(hyperthreading) and the temps dropped to 75C. Might help other people. So it's not people's hardware, it's another PC port not properly optimized.
