CPU issue after startup error

[turbid osprey]

Hello, I've had a cyberpower PC for a few months now and everything has been great. I booted it up today and had an error on startup (sorry I didn't get a pic) but mentioned something along the lines of, CPU issue, press F1 to config or F2 to default. I pressed F2, possibly stupidly without knowing, and now my CPU is running around twice as hot idle as it was before. Normally sits around 30C and fans barely have to run but now it's around 60-70C, bouncing around up and down and fans are working overtime. I booted a game up and it jumped up to 90C which is unheard of as usually sits around 50-55C on this particular game. Any ideas what I've done / how I could fix it? Cheers, Will

[tropic cave]

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[low peak]

What CPU?

[turbid osprey]

Not quite sure why the clock rate is jumping from 1100mhz to 5287 mhz

intel 13700k

i7&

Not sure if it's worth adding, keep getting random wheels loading on cursor as if something is starting up. Not sure if it's stuck trying to open / process something? I've tried restarting

[low peak]

That's a hot chip

[turbid osprey]

It's not ran like this before today. I must have changed some settings when I pressed F2

It's running twice as hot as before and seemingly pinging up and down on the clock rate even whilst doing nothing

Jumped to 100*C randomly for no reason

[pliant shuttle]

Which CPU cooler do you have?

[turbid osprey]

I think it's this - LIAN LI GALAHAD 360 SILVER W/ SL120 FANS

[pliant shuttle]

I would shut down your PC, turn it back on and repeatedly press the Delete key on your keyboard until you get into the BIOS

Once you're there, send a picture

[turbid osprey]

Okay great, will do

Sorry, not sure how to screenshot from bios

Did you need one from 'Fan info' as well?

[pliant shuttle]

Try heading into Advanced Mode at the top, click on OC profile and send another

[turbid osprey]

brb

[tropic cave]

:tada: Congrats @turbid osprey, you levelled up to 2! :tada:

[pliant shuttle]

Try loading OC Profile 1 (cpuk), they are the settings that Cyberpower applied before they sent your PC out

[turbid osprey]

Will give it a go

Legend mate, think that's done it. Thank you, I'd have never found that

Must have defaulted to a diff profile

[pliant shuttle]

Np Yeah it will have defaulted to the settings which the motherboard has out of the box rather than what Cyberpower configured

[turbid osprey]

Fab stuff, looking at the readings now, I think it might have turned off the CPU cooler altogether before, or at least seriously reduced it

As it's now running at 3300rpm as apposed to 0 in the first image I sent