cpu Cpu overheating for no reason

[Tgills3]

I just built a pc and for some reason my Cpu fan went crazy. I restarted the computer and went into the bios were it told me it was 90C and it wouldn't stop rising when the room and case (Area around the Cpu socket) was not hot at all.

[aisle9]

How long have you had the PC?

[Tgills3]

I have had it for around 1 month

[Slottr]

Please tell me you took off the plastic on your cooler

[Tgills3]

I tried resetting the bios and it crashed... so im resetting the CMOS

[aisle9]

Just now, Tgills3 said:

I have had it for around 1 month

Did you take the plastic off of your cooler's heat spreader when you installed it?

[Andrew Storlie]

Just now, Tgills3 said:

I just built a pc and for some reason my Cpu fan went crazy. I restarted the computer and went into the bios were it told me it was 90C and it wouldn't stop rising when the room and case (Area around the Cpu socket) was not hot at all.

step one, take your cpu cooler off and make sure you have a proper amount/spread of thermal paste... then make sure your cooler is screwed down all the way.

 

[aisle9]

1 minute ago, Tgills3 said:

I tried resetting the bios and it crashed... so im resetting the CMOS

Stop. You could unintentionally and unnecessarily blow up your BIOS over a simple fix. Check the cooler mount first. Make sure there's enough thermal paste, that the plastic was removed, and that it's mounted properly.

[Zero_Hour]

3 minutes ago, aisle9 said:

Stop. You could unintentionally and unnecessarily blow up your BIOS over a simple fix. Check the cooler mount first. Make sure there's enough thermal paste, that the plastic was removed, and that it's mounted properly.

Blow up the bios? Unlikely but I do agree. As an IT Tech I know first hand.... Try the simple things first.

[aisle9]

Just now, lopj245 said:

Blow up the bios? Unlikely but I do agree. As an IT Tech I know first hand.... Try the simple things first.

I've watched someone try to flash a BIOS update, freak out because the screen froze, then mash down the power button and yank out the CMOS battery.

 

New motherboard in 3...2...1......

[flibberdipper]

13 minutes ago, aisle9 said:

Stop. You could unintentionally and unnecessarily blow up your BIOS over a simple fix. Check the cooler mount first. Make sure there's enough thermal paste, that the plastic was removed, and that it's mounted properly.

Reset CMOS =/= Flash CMOS. I haven't even started the college courses for A+ cert and I know that.

[Tgills3]

ok hold on

[aisle9]

1 minute ago, tmcclelland455 said:

Reset CMOS =/= Flash CMOS. I haven't even started the college courses for A+ cert and I know that.

As do I, which makes my brain's seeing "resetting" and thinking "flashing" all the more inexcusable.

 

Good night, folks.

[flibberdipper]

3 minutes ago, aisle9 said:

As do I, which makes my brain's seeing "resetting" and thinking "flashing" all the more inexcusable.

 

Good night, folks.

I know the feel.

 

Hell, I can barely type from my music right now. It's a little loud.

 

(i can feel my face vibrating)

[Tgills3]

The heat sink is tight and thermal paste is good... rebooting in a minute 

[Tgills3]

i didn't work the cpu is still climbing from 65C in the bios

[Tgills3]

Please help

[aisle9]

38 minutes ago, Tgills3 said:

i didn't work the cpu is still climbing from 65C in the bios

What are the specs of your system? Do you have a PCPartPicker list you can paste over?

[dfaovred]

If it's an AIO cooler I suspect the pump isn't running. Make sure you have connected it correctly as per the instructions

[Space Reptile]

first of all 

WHAT COOLER
WHAT CPU 

[Unexas.]

10 hours ago, Tgills3 said:

Please help

Could you upload some pictures showing that the CPU cooler has thermal paste and is making good contact with the CPU

[Tgills3]

Yes it was the AIO pump... I bought a new one and the problem is fixed

Thank you for the support