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2 minutes ago, carbuckle10 said:

Hello so I have an i7 6800k and an x99 a Asus mobo that I've had since august. It has worked perfectly since then and today the temp rose to 88c and the fans max out and it shuts off. The cooler is a corsair h100i gtx. Anyone have any fixes?

 

replace thermal paste.

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Try reapplying the cooler. It might have gotten loose or your thermal paste is gone (unlikely but check anyways).

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Check that the pump works.

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3 minutes ago, carbuckle10 said:

Any way of checking I put my hand on it to see if it felt like it was but not entirely sure that's a good method

Ground yourself, turn the PC completely off.

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