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I could not see as to why that would affect it. I did remov e the back plate with no success. I have attached images to show the thermal pads are touching the areas.

The card is brand new thats why it is weird

I judt dont believe a card can go from 35 Celsius to 88 Celsius in a matter of seconds then back down. The card is not even hot at 88 Celsius

So you are suggesting that my fluid is opaque although the P1000 Pasetel coolant from thermaltake comes like this?

Hi, The question I want answered is why is my GPU jumping up and down a significant amount of temperature in a matter of seconds. Could my sensor be broken?

https://www.thermaltake.com.au/pacific-rl480-radiator.html I think I am although they are brand new and the flow is actually quite fast.

The pumps are Thermaltake pr 22 pumps (bigger ones and a D15 pump in the centre). Excuse the wires All the pc cables are locked in the case slots although I quickly connected the peripherals to test the system thats why it is messy. The thermal paste was applied correctly and spread evenly. The thermal pads are also definitely touching the GPU. This is my first time posting so im sorry if I have done something incorrectly. Do you have any recommendations that may help?

Image of rig attached and screenshots from video taken literally one second apart with 30 degrees Celsius increase. I am running a i7 6700k , MSI Z170A Gaming M5 motherboard, 16GB of DDR4 3200Mhz ram and a Asus 2070 super graphics card. I am using an EK waterblock for the gpu. Please let me know what I can do. I have taken the water block apart and reapplied thermal paste along with new thermal pads to ensure they fit perfectly. The liquid is also running well and the card is not hot to the touch at the apparent 87 degrees. Could this be a gpu temperature sensing issue? Thanks in advance!