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check power to the pump. pumps can fail prematurely even brand new 

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Hey guys

 

So my CPU/Mobo is around 2 months old now and PC has been running totally fine.

Yesterday I log on and my PC is running really slow which is weird.. So I restart, slight improvement but still slow which was evident when I turned csgo on, usual fps is roughly 300 but was only getting 100.

 

After checking temps,I see they are at 100 which never happens so I turn everything off and go and check my components. Everything is connected fine, and I really thermal paste and still getting the same issue with CPU idleing at 90-100.

 

CPU: i5 9600k

Mobo; gigabyte z370p

Cooler: Corsair h110

 

Checked temps on 2 apps to be certain there are no faulty readings.

 

Any help is appreciated.

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I think your AIO pump is dead - if it’s only 2 months old RMA it

 

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100c can boil the AIO. I'm amazed it's not blown.

 

 

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check power to the pump. pumps can fail prematurely even brand new 

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10 minutes ago, Stormseeker9 said:

I think your AIO pump is dead - if it’s only 2 months old RMA it

Thought it might be the pump... It's unfortunately few years old.. Thanks though

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7 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

100c can boil the AIO. I'm amazed it's not blown.

 

 

Noted.. And not turning the computer back on...

Thanks haha

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4 minutes ago, unsungheroist said:

check power to the pump. pumps can fail prematurely even brand new 

Silly question... How do I check the power to the pump?

 

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4 minutes ago, unsungheroist said:

check power to the pump. pumps can fail prematurely even brand new 

I second that and the above posts.  The pump has to be botched or not working at all.  Check with software to see the pump speed.  100c is outgragous I wouldnt even get that with 1.500v lol.  So ya pump has to be the bandit here.

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1 minute ago, abdul94 said:

Silly question... How do I check the power to the pump?

 

Use Corsair iLink software or Corsair iCue software to check pump speed and liquid temp and all that jazz.

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3 minutes ago, Turtle Rig said:

Use Corsair iLink software or Corsair iCue software to check pump speed and liquid temp and all that jazz.

Think it's worth risking turning PC on to install that? Don't want to risk a new CPU and board for an aio which was bought 4 years ago or so

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2 minutes ago, abdul94 said:

Think it's worth risking turning PC on to install that? Don't want to risk a new CPU and board for an aio which was bought 4 years ago or so

its easier to turn the pc on briefly and try to feel if any liquid is moving through the tubes, or any vibrations are coming from the pump

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1 minute ago, Derrk said:

its easier to turn the pc on briefly and try to feel if any liquid is moving through the tubes, or any vibrations are coming from the pump

I'll test this shortly, thank you

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5 minutes ago, abdul94 said:

an aio which was bought 4 years ago or so

didn't notice the "4 year" old aio at first glance. At that age, it's certainly the pump, and you'd be best off to just replace it

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22 minutes ago, Derrk said:

didn't notice the "4 year" old aio at first glance. At that age, it's certainly the pump, and you'd be best off to just replace it

Yes I second that.  We don't wanna botch your sexy hardware so just turn it on like Derrk said and feel the pump if its vibrating or not.  If you don't feel anything then its dead.  RMA the AIO but sh*T 4 years they might not cover it.

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thank you for the love peps. now to turn this into "Which AIO best for me thread?" i toss my suggestion for NZXT kraken series. better warranty service for most and 5 years. and have the best looking RGB with the glass top

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4 hours ago, unsungheroist said:

thank you for the love peps. now to turn this into "Which AIO best for me thread?" i toss my suggestion for NZXT kraken series. better warranty service for most and 5 years. and have the best looking RGB with the glass top

Its been a while, i could be wrong, but i think i remember seeing the x62 performs the best

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