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ker2015
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This is about the 5th time I've started up my computer (the other four had even worse temps):

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The temperature stays in the 60's for a bit and then rapidly increases until it reaches around 96 degrees Celsius before I shut down.

My build:

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/RTFcLk

PLEASE HELP,

Chickenpuffball

UPDATE: The motherboard didn't identify the right tempuratures. The tempuratures actually never went above 45 degrees Celsius. :)

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Tried re-seating the cooler? Remembered the thermal paste?

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have you tried to apply new thermal grease? 

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Did you take off the plastic cover on the cooler if there happened to be one? Mount the cooler correctly. Reapply thermal paste. Plug in the fan.

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Tried re-seating the cooler? Remembered the thermal paste?

Yep, I reinstalled the cooler. The thermal paste came pre-installed.
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Yep, I reinstalled the cooler. The thermal paste came pre-installed.

Is it the stock cooler?

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Yep, I reinstalled the cooler. The thermal paste came pre-installed.

is the fan on the cooler working? 

 

try new termal paste

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have you tried to apply new thermal grease?

If I don't fix the issue in the next hour or so, I will buy new thermal paste.
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Did you take off the plastic cover on the cooler if there happened to be one? Mount the cooler correctly. Reapply thermal paste. Plug in the fan.

Did everything besides add new thermal paste.
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is the fan on the cooler working?

try new termal paste

Yep, the fan is working.
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Did everything besides add new thermal paste.

Do that. Check your mounting to make sure it's evenly on.

 

No, H60 Liquid Cooler.

Yeah those usually come with a little sticker on the cooler, did you remove that?

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Did everything besides add new thermal paste.

Reusing thermal paste is generally a bad idea and using the cooler without one is even worse.

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No, H60 Liquid Cooler.

Did you plug the power for the pump?

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Have you got another cooler you could try? Still would need thermal paste but still.

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Do that. Check your mounting to make sure it's evenly on.

Yeah those usually come with a little sticker on the cooler, did you remove that?

I checked the mounting. And the sticker is removed.
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Reusing thermal paste is generally a bad idea and using the cooler without one is even worse.

I meant that the cooler came with thermal paste pre-applied.
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Have you got another cooler you could try? Still would need thermal paste but still.

I have the cooler which came with the CPU. I will go buy some thermal paste later. (For the H60)
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I have the cooler which came with the CPU. I will go buy some thermal paste later. (For the H60)

Can you hear the pump working? I really suspect its not moving the liquid

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Can you hear the pump working? I really suspect its not moving the liquid

The pumps are working. I felt one of the tubes and felt the water going downstream.
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check to see what the voltage is set to in the bios when z97 came out a few boards would set the wrong voltage 

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check to see what the voltage is set to in the bios when z97 came out a few boards would set the wrong voltage

Where can I find the voltage in the Bios settings?
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Where can I find the voltage in the Bios settings?

it will be in the extreme tweaker section in advanced  

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it will be in the extreme tweaker section in advanced

What is a good voltage to be at?
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