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I've just recently moved my computer and when I plugged it back in and it got extremely hot very quickly. This has never happened before it normally idle between 30 and 40 degrees. I have repasted the cpu cleaned out all the dust and I'm not a loss and don't know what else to do please help

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7 minutes ago, Hugh5849 said:

I've just recently moved my computer and when I plugged it back in and it got extremely hot very quickly. This has never happened before it normally idle between 30 and 40 degrees. I have repasted the cpu cleaned out all the dust and I'm not a loss and don't know what else to do please help

Make sure the heatsink is fully seated properly.

 

If your case has dust filters, make sure they're clean.

 

If you have an AIO, make sure the pump is running properly.

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18 minutes ago, Hugh5849 said:

I've just recently moved my computer and when I plugged it back in and it got extremely hot very quickly. This has never happened before it normally idle between 30 and 40 degrees. I have repasted the cpu cleaned out all the dust and I'm not a loss and don't know what else to do please help

Prolly something disconnected, pump or fan

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33 minutes ago, Hugh5849 said:

I've just recently moved my computer and when I plugged it back in and it got extremely hot very quickly. This has never happened before it normally idle between 30 and 40 degrees. I have repasted the cpu cleaned out all the dust and I'm not a loss and don't know what else to do please help

What cooler is it? AIO or air cooler?

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45 minutes ago, Hugh5849 said:

I've just recently moved my computer and when I plugged it back in and it got extremely hot very quickly. This has never happened before it normally idle between 30 and 40 degrees. I have repasted the cpu cleaned out all the dust and I'm not a loss and don't know what else to do please help

How long has it been since you repasted the cpu, 

 

Remove and clean and repaste your heatsink or aio, make sure it is mounted properly.

 

Have you changed the orientation of your aio, either from top to button, top to side, side to top... something like that. Play around with it and see.

 

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1 hour ago, Blue4130 said:

What cooler is it? AIO or air cooler?

AIO

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1 hour ago, Blazepoint5 said:

How long has it been since you repasted the cpu, 

 

Remove and clean and repaste your heatsink or aio, make sure it is mounted properly.

 

Have you changed the orientation of your aio, either from top to button, top to side, side to top... something like that. Play around with it and see.

 

repasted it today

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not sure if this helps 

idling higher now as well

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4 minutes ago, Hugh5849 said:

not sure if this helps 

idling higher now as well

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That is really extreme, not even idling, the minimum temp is 80C for a 9700F!

 

Have you missed a screw? Mounting bracket bent? Is the pump working? Do you have a massive air bubble trapped in cold plate housing?

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4 minutes ago, TatamiMatt said:

That is really extreme, not even idling, the minimum temp is 80C for a 9700F!

 

Have you missed a screw? Mounting bracket bent? Is the pump working? Do you have a massive air bubble trapped in cold plate housing?

I have a feeling the jump has just died I just felt the outlet side hose and it was just as cold as the inlet side

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3 minutes ago, Hugh5849 said:

I have a feeling the jump has just died I just felt the outlet side hose and it was just as cold as the inlet side

If you stop all the fans in your case can you hear the pump?

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2 minutes ago, TatamiMatt said:

If you stop all the fans in your case can you hear the pump?

Yes I can but it sounds very laboured

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7 minutes ago, Hugh5849 said:

I have a feeling the jump has just died I just felt the outlet side hose and it was just as cold as the inlet side

Either dead pump or an air lock in the pump.

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Update:

Readjusted my aio tunes and can now feel the hot liquid leaving the block and cold coming in. It's idling at 65 degrees roughly but I run something the temperature spike to the 90s.

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2 minutes ago, Hugh5849 said:

Update:

Readjusted my aio tunes and can now feel the hot liquid leaving the block and cold coming in. It's idling at 65 degrees roughly but I run something the temperature spike to the 90s.

Never mind. Back to idling at 80

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5 minutes ago, Hugh5849 said:

Never mind. Back to idling at 80

so back to airlocked it sound then. how is your radiator oriented to the cooling block in your case? 

 

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6 minutes ago, Hugh5849 said:

Never mind. Back to idling at 80

How old is the cooler? Photos would help. Because if it's getting old, it's likely:

26 minutes ago, Blue4130 said:

Either dead pump or an air lock in the pump.

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6 minutes ago, TVwazhere said:

How old is the cooler? Photos would help. Because if it's getting old, it's likely:

Mid 2020 ish

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7 minutes ago, Robchil said:

so back to airlocked it sound then. how is your radiator oriented to the cooling block in your case? 

 

Mounted at the front with the tubes at the top

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Mounted at the front with the tubes at the top

are the tubes higher or lower than the block? 

 

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1 minute ago, Robchil said:

are the tubes higher or lower than the block? 

 

Higher

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2 minutes ago, Hugh5849 said:

Higher

try to lift up the front of your pc and check if it changes anything.. put a book underneath or something. 

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27 minutes ago, Robchil said:

try to lift up the front of your pc and check if it changes anything.. put a book underneath or something. 

Just done this and let it run for a few minutes, think I got what best I could out seems to idle better on start up but after opening and running something a bit heavy to see how it would handle it, it held around 80 degrees for a bit then lost it went to 100 degrees closed the app and temps won't go below 45 degrees 

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idle temps now

max temps on right at 100°C are after opening and running aplication

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5 minutes ago, Hugh5849 said:

idle temps now

max temps on right at 100°C are after opening and running aplication

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well.. if it made a difference in idle temp just to lift the pc in front, i would say the AIO is done for..  too much air. 

how old is it? 

you could try to mount it in the top as exhaust it your case has top exhaust.. to extend life a little bit more. 

 

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