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GazouTG
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Hello, I've build this righ almost one year ago.

Never had problem with it mostly gaming but today I decided to try to OC it a bit.

I ran a stress test (small FFT with prime 95) with the stock setting (everything on auto) to get a starting benchmark.

 

As soon as I start the test, the bios temp alarm start beeping.

I honestly cant report the temp because i'm pannic-reaching for the reset button.

 

Should I repaste the processor?

I don't think it's normal on stock settings.

 

System Manufacturer: Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.
System Model: Z390 AORUS ELITE
BIOS: F7 (type: UEFI)
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-9900K CPU @ 3.60GHz (16 CPUs), ~3.6GHz
Memory: 32768MB RAM

 

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Do it again and tell us your temps. Also what cooler are you using?

Any Help is appricated! Please correct me if I´m wrong!

Sorry for grammer/spelling mistakes, but english is not my native language (it´s german in case you were curious) *expand to see builds*

 

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6 minutes ago, GazouTG said:

 

As soon as I start the test, the bios temp alarm start beeping.

I honestly cant report the temp because i'm pannic-reaching for the reset button.

 

 

Don't fear!!! It's just a notification...

The CPU is designed to throttle at 100c. At 115c the board will shut it's self off.

But try not to panic. The cpu and board is capable of saving it's self. constant restarts will kill your OS. Just shut it down through windows.

Check your cooler mounting for sure.

 

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8 minutes ago, Enzo1001 said:

Do it again and tell us your temps. Also what cooler are you using?

My temps are idling at around 35

As soon as I start, they jump to 95 on all cores

 

The cooler is an AIO Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML240L

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2 minutes ago, GazouTG said:

The cooler is an AIO Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML240L

Not the best but should be better. What case do you have and where it is mounted in the case?

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5 minutes ago, ShrimpBrime said:

Don't fear!!! It's just a notification...

The CPU is designed to throttle at 100c. At 115c the board will shut it's self off.

But try not to panic. The cpu and board is capable of saving it's self. constant restarts will kill your OS. Just shut it down through windows.

Check your cooler mounting for sure.

 

Hehe thanks but can't really help it.

Also, breaking the Os is not really a worry, less than breaking the hardware. I'v been formatting my pcs and reinstalling Os starting from windows 3.1 back in the 90's with pile of floppy disk that took forever)

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Just now, GazouTG said:

Hehe thanks but can't really help it.

Also, breaking the Os is not really a worry, less than breaking the hardware. I'v been formatting my pcs and reinstalling Os starting from windows 3.1 back in the 90's with pile of floppy disk that took forever)

Haha, yes I have W98 on floppy in a stack. Actually I think it's only like 3 or 5 floppys worth of data....

But any ways, you really don't need to do that. In fact you can probably disable the alarm in bios....

 

Do you have an RPM reading from the pump? You can check this in bios via w/e header on the board it's plugged into.

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1 minute ago, GazouTG said:

I's mounted on top blowing upward

thats the only place it would fit

I'v also set up 2 fan in the front blowin inward and 1 in the back blowinf outward

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