Is my AIO working

[Nilslll]

Hi I`m new to pc building and I recently built my first pc.

It has a Ryzen 2600x and the cooler for the cpu is a Corsair h100i platinum.

But I`m consernd that I did something wrong because I get temperatures between 76°C and 99°C while being on the desktop and controlling rgb lights.

What could I have done wrong?

Or are these temperatures normal?

 

Thank you for your reply.

[Princess Luna]

100Cº on a Ryzen 5 2600X really indicates something's wrong with your AiO, maybe your mounting wasn't right? did you peal the plastic off?

[Tristerin]

2 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

did you peal COOK the plastic off?

FIXED!

 

Those are not normal, under full load of Prime 95, and Heaven running in my case 1 hour later my H100i GTX keeps my R7 1700 under 50c.

With my 120mm CM AIO on my other R7 1700 rig it gets in the mid 50c in the same test environment

 

Both cases have a 300w+ GPU dumping heat in the case (Nitro ON lol)

[Nilslll]

7 minutes ago, Tristerin said:

FIXED!

 

Those are not normal, under full load of Prime 95, and Heaven running in my case 1 hour later my H100i GTX keeps my R7 1700 under 50c.

With my 120mm CM AIO on my other R7 1700 rig it gets in the mid 50c in the same test environment

 

Both cases have a 300w+ GPU dumping heat in the case (Nitro ON lol)

Yes I pealed the plastic of and the fans are working normally too 

[Nilslll]

12 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

100Cº on a Ryzen 5 2600X really indicates something's wrong with your AiO, maybe your mounting wasn't right? did you peal the plastic off?

Yes I did peal the plastic of

[Nilslll]

21 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

100Cº on a Ryzen 5 2600X really indicates something's wrong with your AiO, maybe your mounting wasn't right? did you peal the plastic off?

But maybe I mixed smth up with the cables 

[Tristerin]

34 minutes ago, Nilslll said:

Yes I did peal the plastic of

Did you use thermal paste (though even the coldplate alone shouldn't allow for this high of temps)

 

Your Motherboard has fan headers, iirc these are 4pin (Im not at home atm) and your motherboard may have a CPU PUMP/WATER/something header next to the CPU Fan header.  Or do you only have 1 CPU fan header (should still work I would think)

[Tristerin]

I don't have the platinum, but there should be 1 cable off the pump/block for fan header, then there is a daisychain cable where your fans are supposed to plug into the block.  Make sure you have those fans plugged into the CPU pump/block daisychain cord, and then the pump cord needs plugged into the motherboard.

 

I could be wrong but those should be your cables.

[Nilslll]

On 4/25/2019 at 9:44 PM, Tristerin said:

I don't have the platinum, but there should be 1 cable off the pump/block for fan header, then there is a daisychain cable where your fans are supposed to plug into the block.  Make sure you have those fans plugged into the CPU pump/block daisychain cord, and then the pump cord needs plugged into the motherboard.

 

I could be wrong but those should be your cables.

So the fans are connected with the daisy chain cable, the pump is connected to the Motherboard and another cable from the pumpblock is connected to sata power

But I'm still at 78°C

 

Edit: I looked if everything waas connected correctly and there are 3 types of cables comeing from my pump 1 for sata power(connected to a sata power cable at my psu) a daisychain cable where I connected the cobles from my fans for my pump to and a daisychain cable for rgb fan headers (again from my fans) And there was a cable hanging from the daisycain fan cable which I connected to the motherboard. And The last  cable is connected to the Pumpblock and the motherboard.

Couldf it be possible that everything is connected right but the temperature that is showed is just wrong because in the corsair iCUE programm it says that the pumpblock temp. is 26°C and the motherboard temp. is 23°C and so is my GPU (RTX 2060) which runs at 30°C

[Tristerin]

4 hours ago, Nilslll said:

So the fans are connected with the daisy chain cable, the pump is connected to the Motherboard and another cable from the pumpblock is connected to sata power

But I'm still at 78°C

 

Edit: I looked if everything waas connected correctly and there are 3 types of cables comeing from my pump 1 for sata power(connected to a sata power cable at my psu) a daisychain cable where I connected the cobles from my fans for my pump to and a daisychain cable for rgb fan headers (again from my fans) And there was a cable hanging from the daisycain fan cable which I connected to the motherboard. And The last  cable is connected to the Pumpblock and the motherboard.

Couldf it be possible that everything is connected right but the temperature that is showed is just wrong because in the corsair iCUE programm it says that the pumpblock temp. is 26°C and the motherboard temp. is 23°C and so is my GPU (RTX 2060) which runs at 30°C

 

What is reporting out the 78c?  If you have windows 10 you can take a screenshot with Snipping Tool

[Nilslll]

52 minutes ago, Tristerin said:

 

What is reporting out the 78c?  If you have windows 10 you can take a screenshot with Snipping Tool

I used corsair Link but when I look it up in the BIOS I'm at loweer temps

[Tristerin]

1 hour ago, Nilslll said:

I used corsair Link but when I look it up in the BIOS I'm at loweer temps

 

Ahhhhhh that may be a part of the problem - Link has been unsupported by Corsair for like...2+ years.  iCUE is the one you need to use.

 

I would download HWMonitor or HWInfo and have the verify alongside iCUE that Link is wrong

[Nilslll]

1 hour ago, Tristerin said:

Ahhhhhh that may be a part of the problem - Link has been unsupported by Corsair for like...2+ years.  iCUE is the one you need to use.

 

I would download HWMonitor or HWInfo and have the verify alongside iCUE that Link is wrong

Thank you I will try HWMontir HWInfo

But besode that I got a new problem ^^

My fans on the aio are on max speed from the start when I boot up and I cant change it in the iCUE programm or in the BIOS(or at least Idk how it works in the BIOS)

[Blai5e]

35 minutes ago, Nilslll said:

Thank you I will try HWMontir HWInfo

But besode that I got a new problem ^^

My fans on the aio are on max speed from the start when I boot up and I cant change it in the iCUE programm or in the BIOS(or at least Idk how it works in the BIOS)

Notes:

• Development of Corsair Link ceased before the Platinum series were released to the market.
• Your BIOS will only be able to show you CPU temperature As the fans are connected to the Corsair cooler, you won't see the fans in the BIOS. If you have attached the pump's 4-pin cable to the CPU fan header, you will see a RPM reading from the pump in the BIOS. It won't be accurate (due to how the DC motor polls) but it'll show you it is operating.

If you use HWINFO and you want to use ICUE concurrently, make sure you disable the "Safety | Corsair Link and Asetek Support" settings option as the two will fight for sensor resources (they both use the CPUID SDK). Anyway, make sure you update to ICUE v3.15.101, the download page still shows v3.14.104 but you can upgrade to the latest via the settings page in ICUE itself. v3.15 is supposed to address a USB disconnect with the Platinum series coolers.

 

You have installed the USB cable for that cooler I assume? Without USB, ICUE cannot adjust the pump or fan speeds.That said, I'd expect the default settings to be of a balanced nature (mid speed) and not "balls-to-the-wall" maximums.

[Nilslll]

1 hour ago, Blai5e said:

Notes:

• Development of Corsair Link ceased before the Platinum series were released to the market.
• Your BIOS will only be able to show you CPU temperature As the fans are connected to the Corsair cooler, you won't see the fans in the BIOS. If you have attached the pump's 4-pin cable to the CPU fan header, you will see a RPM reading from the pump in the BIOS. It won't be accurate (due to how the DC motor polls) but it'll show you it is operating.

If you use HWINFO and you want to use ICUE concurrently, make sure you disable the "Safety | Corsair Link and Asetek Support" settings option as the two will fight for sensor resources (they both use the CPUID SDK). Anyway, make sure you update to ICUE v3.15.101, the download page still shows v3.14.104 but you can upgrade to the latest via the settings page in ICUE itself. v3.15 is supposed to address a USB disconnect with the Platinum series coolers.

 

You have installed the USB cable for that cooler I assume? Without USB, ICUE cannot adjust the pump or fan speeds.That said, I'd expect the default settings to be of a balanced nature (mid speed) and not "balls-to-the-wall" maximums.

Thank you for your tips I will try everything tomorrow

[Nilslll]

16 hours ago, Blai5e said:

Notes:

• Development of Corsair Link ceased before the Platinum series were released to the market.
• Your BIOS will only be able to show you CPU temperature As the fans are connected to the Corsair cooler, you won't see the fans in the BIOS. If you have attached the pump's 4-pin cable to the CPU fan header, you will see a RPM reading from the pump in the BIOS. It won't be accurate (due to how the DC motor polls) but it'll show you it is operating.

If you use HWINFO and you want to use ICUE concurrently, make sure you disable the "Safety | Corsair Link and Asetek Support" settings option as the two will fight for sensor resources (they both use the CPUID SDK). Anyway, make sure you update to ICUE v3.15.101, the download page still shows v3.14.104 but you can upgrade to the latest via the settings page in ICUE itself. v3.15 is supposed to address a USB disconnect with the Platinum series coolers.

 

You have installed the USB cable for that cooler I assume? Without USB, ICUE cannot adjust the pump or fan speeds.That said, I'd expect the default settings to be of a balanced nature (mid speed) and not "balls-to-the-wall" maximums.

I have updated Corsair iCUE now but now it doesnt detect the aio .

Edit : the aio is detected under "bluetooth and other devices" but not in the software

[Blai5e]

6 hours ago, Nilslll said:

I have updated Corsair iCUE now but now it doesnt detect the aio .

Edit : the aio is detected under "bluetooth and other devices" but not in the software

Perform a cold boot of your PC and see if the ICUE detects it.