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High CPU Temps w/ Corsair Hydro H110

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I assume those are temps under load. Have you overclocked the CPU? Is the pump working?

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Hello guys, so my cpu is reaching temps over 90c+

 

Cooler: Corsair Hydro H110,  

CPU: i7-5820K,  

Case: Corsair 350D

 

I do have thermal paste on and 2 intake fans for the radiator.

Does anyone have any idea why it does it?

 

Picture of how it is placed: http://imgur.com/OGhtdKs

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I assume those are temps under load. Have you overclocked the CPU? Is the pump working?

Any unknown button should be pressed even number of times.

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Do you have an alternative air cooler that you can try it out with instead? If so, replace it and see what you get.

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I assume those are temps under load. Have you overclocked the CPU? Is the pump working?

The cpu reaches these temps on idle after 15 min.

I was also thinking about if the pump is working, how can I check it?

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The cpu reaches these temps on idle after 15 min.

I was also thinking about if the pump is working, how can I check it?

plug the pump header on motherboard where it says CPU_FAN1

the pump should make any kind of sound and have a vibration to it if you touch it.

the board should not post if the pump is dead and pluged in CPU_FAN1

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