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Hello, recently my CPU has been running very hot around 85-100 C with 0-10% load. I have been doing some sketchy stuff so I don't know if this is like a bitcoin miner or what. http://munchyman.club/images/CAM_aVg2CaxgIe.png - CAM Data

 

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1 minute ago, MonkeyManofLife said:

Hello, recently my CPU has been running very hot around 85-100 C with 0-10% load. I have been doing some sketchy stuff so I don't know if this is like a bitcoin miner or what. http://munchyman.club/images/CAM_aVg2CaxgIe.png - CAM Data

That would have high usage... Are you running an AIO/Liquid Cooler?

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1 minute ago, SenpaiKaplan said:

That would have high usage... Are you running an AIO/Liquid Cooler?

 

I'd assume, as he is using cam, therefore a kraken aio:

 

did you remove the plastic at the bottom?

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6 minutes ago, MonkeyManofLife said:

Hello, recently my CPU has been running very hot around 85-100 C with 0-10% load. I have been doing some sketchy stuff so I don't know if this is like a bitcoin miner or what. http://munchyman.club/images/CAM_aVg2CaxgIe.png - CAM Data

What kind of cooler are you using? If it's an AIO then, that's probably a dead pump if the temps were fine before.

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ohhhhhhh.....

 

Pump failure. 100% the issue.

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2 minutes ago, MonkeyManofLife said:

How do I fix pump failure? I bought this as a pre-built from cyberpower.

Do you know the full specs of the machine? It might not even use an all in one liquid cooler.

Since you got it from Cyberpower you could call up their support and ask for help or, get it repaired if it's under warranty.

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4 hours ago, Cyberspirit said:

Do you know the full specs of the machine? It might not even use an all in one liquid cooler.

Since you got it from Cyberpower you could call up their support and ask for help or, get it repaired if it's under warranty.

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51 minutes ago, MonkeyManofLife said:

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Yeah, you have a liquid cooler on there. Ok so, when did it start overheating?

 

If it did from the start then, maybe the pump's cable got loose during shipping, in that case replugging it will fix your issue but, if you have been using it for a while then, you most likely have a dead pump.

 

If you still have warranty on the system then, contact Cyberpower and ask for a replacement.

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2 minutes ago, Cyberspirit said:

Yeah, you have a liquid cooler on there. Ok so, when did it start overheating?

 

If it did from the start then, maybe the pump's cable got loose during shipping, in that case replugging it will fix your issue but, if you have been using it for a while then, you most likely have a dead pump.

 

If you still have warranty on the system then, contact Cyberpower and ask for a replacement.

I think it's been doing this from the start. How should I go about plugging in the pump cable? I've never done this kind of stuff before.

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3 minutes ago, MonkeyManofLife said:

I think it's been doing this from the start. How should I go about plugging in the pump cable? I've never done this kind of stuff before.

You could remove the left side panel and check if the pump's cable is properly plugged in. Before doing so make sure to turn the PC off completely and unplug it from the wall as well.

 

Now, since they are using a custom Motherboard I can't really pinpoint the pump header's location so, you'll have to find it yourself but, it's usually near the top of the board.

It will have something like Pump_Fan written under it like this:

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You should have a cable going from the CPU cooler that's plugged in there. If it is there then, make sure it's plugged in all the way.

 

If you need more help than that then, some pictures of the inside of the case would be helpful.

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If you can post some pictures of the inside of the system we might be able to see if there's any obvious issues. Could be the pump isn't plugged in, could be a dead pump. If it's a dead pump, you'll have to contact Cyberpower and have it fixed under warranty. 

 

Does it have high Temps even in Bios? Can you check I'd the cpu fan/pump is showing any rpm/liquid movement if they have that enabled in bios? 

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