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Try checking if it was seated correctly

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What temps were you getting before you got the H105?

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It seems a bit off as I was getting about the same temps with the stock cooler.

I got those same temps with a dusty stock cooler from 2008... check the seating of your block. 

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About 65c. I replaced the Intel stock cooler due to fan failure

Buy some good thermal paste then re-install the cooler with the new paste because 70c is really high for a H105 on a stock 3770k

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I've re-applied it with IC Diamond 7, still extremely horrible temps.

Only other things i can i think of is the configuration of the fans or maybe a bad pump.

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Only other things i can i think of is the configuration of the fans or maybe a bad pump.

Could it possibly be the motherboard? I had to swap it from a Asus P8Z77-V Deluxe to a Gigabyte GA-Z77x-UP7, and temps seem to be a lot higher on the gigabyte board.

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Could it possibly be the motherboard? I had to swap it from a Asus P8Z77-V Deluxe to a Gigabyte GA-Z77x-UP7, and temps seem to be a lot higher on the gigabyte board.

Iv'e never heard of a motherboard causing a cooler to have bad temps, unless it's giving false readings or something.

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The block itself is extremely hot

Maybe send it back to Corsair to have it replaced.

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@brutuscat2

 

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changing motherboards can effect the temperatures if a different voltage is used

to supply the CPU (even in stock CPU-Z check).

what fan speed are you using?

 

the backplate has an orientation necessary:

 

backplate_sm.jpg

 

another to look for is the up/down slack, some have reported that using a 4mm

rubber washer on that same back plate can add a bit more force to the coldplate

and IHS.

 

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Well, if you hear some sort of 'slurping' sounds, it's bad because it may imply lack of liquid and/or problems with the whole thing.

 

and yeah, you should check out the mounting as the guys here said. The contact between the block and the CPU might be off by a few millimeters but that has a significant effect on heat transfer. Try what the moderator said.

 

How're the voltage readings on the CPU?

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I am running the fans on PWM.

 

 

Well, if you hear some sort of 'slurping' sounds, it's bad because it may imply lack of liquid and/or problems with the whole thing.

 

and yeah, you should check out the mounting as the guys here said. The contact between the block and the CPU might be off by a few millimeters but that has a significant effect on heat transfer. Try what the moderator said.

 

How're the voltage readings on the CPU?

The voltage is detected as 1.14v.
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