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intel 14th gen i5 overheating

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1 minute ago, ShadowGhostNL said:

can anyone help me?

If you hadn't already removed the heatsink and reapplied the thermal paste, that's what I would have suggested you do.

 

Given your CPU is reaching 80ish Degrees as Idle, I would still say its probably your heat sink not seated correctly.

2 minutes ago, ShadowGhostNL said:

hello everyone,

 

this morning i was playing black ops 6.

when suddenly my cpu started to get really hot.

i changed the thermal paste when i found out but diddnt help.

can anyone help me?

picture is at idle....

what cooler are you using?
this looks a lot like a watercooler with a failed pump

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1 minute ago, ShadowGhostNL said:

can anyone help me?

If you hadn't already removed the heatsink and reapplied the thermal paste, that's what I would have suggested you do.

 

Given your CPU is reaching 80ish Degrees as Idle, I would still say its probably your heat sink not seated correctly.

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4 minutes ago, ShadowGhostNL said:

changed the watercooler last week its a new one

Are you able to get any details for the pump speed?

 

As @ki8aras suggested, this could be a borked pump.

 

I had the same thing in a EKWB Distro Plate a few years ago. DDC pump died and my idle temps sat around 80c. System would quickly thermal throttle then shortly after that shutdown under any load. 

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11 minutes ago, ChrisLoudon said:

If you hadn't already removed the heatsink and reapplied the thermal paste, that's what I would have suggested you do.

 

Given your CPU is reaching 80ish Degrees as Idle, I would still say its probably your heat sink not seated correctly.

i switched the AIO around because it was up side down but that was the reason it wasn't seated properly.

it was sitting on the heatsink of the vrms .... just a little for not making good contact.

because of your message i just checked it.

 

thank you alot

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