HELP!

[linusasfani]

I have build my new rig about 1 week ago 

specs:

 i7 10700f

coller master h212

z490 gigabyte

32 ram g.skill

960 evo ssd 

gtx 1070 8gb

psu 600 W

everything was working fine but i was looking on my nvme ssd temps it was so hot and i decided to change it to down m.2 slot and after changing it 

when im gaming my screen freezes i have lost control on sound,keyboard,mouse and i am not able to make any shutdown,restart . i can only do shut down from psu switch button and after

rebooting my system it works fine but in gaming it makes same thing as i mentione before. i want feedback from you guys what can it do,also want to mention that parts are second hand and has only 1 month warranty

 

[Radium_Angel]

20 minutes ago, linusasfani said:

ssd temps

So put an active cooler on it, or a heatsink and direct airflow across the 'sink

[linusasfani]

Just now, Radium_Angel said:

So put an active cooler on it, or a heatsink and direct airflow across the 'sink

so is it  nvme problem here? but the thing is that after changing slots my temps are better now 

[Radium_Angel]

1 minute ago, linusasfani said:

so is it  nvme problem here? but the thing is that after changing slots my temps are better now 

Overheating can cause all manner of issues. If you get batter airflow where it is, and the problems went away, then you've answered your own question.

[linusasfani]

yea but  does 40 45 is bad temps for nvme ssd ?

 

[Nitron1]

17 minutes ago, linusasfani said:

yea but  does 40 45 is bad temps for nvme ssd ?

 

yh thats completely fine but switch it back to the first slot and see if your problems are fixed

[Tieox]

Give this a browse : 

https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/what-should-normal-safe-operating-temperature-be-for-a-m-2-nvme-drive.418369/

 

NVMe drives are ok to run warm, in fact afaik they have issues when run too cool.

[linusasfani]

2 minutes ago, Tieox said:

Give this a browse : 

https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/what-should-normal-safe-operating-temperature-be-for-a-m-2-nvme-drive.418369/

 

NVMe drives are ok to run warm, in fact afaik they have issues when run too cool.

idk what to do how to troubleshoot