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Ambient temp has changed maybe?

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51 minutes ago, Jw7777 said:

I have an AMD fx 8320 being cooled by a corsair h100i. For close to a year I had it OC at 4.2 ghz and temps were never over about 43 degrees Celsius. Recently the temps just went crazy. I'm reaching 53 degrees playing csgo at STOCK speeds. I can't figure out why

Could be dust on your radiator?

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34 minutes ago, Limecat86 said:

Could be dust on your radiator?

I cleaned them off already. But it wasn't slow for the temps rising. One day they are cool and stable with an OC and the next day I'm having to drop to stock speeds and max out my fan curve. Dust would slowly show performance decline 

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1 hour ago, Jw7777 said:

I cleaned them off already. But it wasn't slow for the temps rising. One day they are cool and stable with an OC and the next day I'm having to drop to stock speeds and max out my fan curve. Dust would slowly show performance decline 

True, I only was asking just to be sure.

Well, no ambient change, no dust, maximum airflow. How about the pump? Is that still running well?

Thermal paste is less than a year old I guess so that would probably not be the issue here.

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5 minutes ago, Limecat86 said:

True, I only was asking just to be sure.

Well, no ambient change, no dust, maximum airflow. How about the pump? Is that still running well?

Thermal paste is less than a year old I guess so that would probably not be the issue here.

Corsair Link says the pump is running at just under 3000rpm so I do believe it is running properly

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