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my CPU is OverClocked 

 

Idle is around 47C sometimes it jumps to 60C very strange but sometimes, mostly it's 47C

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47c is fine but if you think that is too high replace the thermal paste. 

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Just now, LinusTechTipsFanFromDarlo said:

47c is fine but if you think that is too high replace the thermal paste. 

Thank you my friend! also cooler is  Corsair CW-9060026-WW RGB Hydro Series Wasserkühler (H110i 280 mm, All-In-One Extreme Performance) schwarz

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Load temp is what matters most

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7 minutes ago, lovingGamer said:

my CPU is OverClocked 

 

Idle is around 47C sometimes it jumps to 60C very strange but sometimes, mostly it's 47C

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Seems a little high for idle, I'd apply the paste and remount making sure the backplate is is properly mounted.  What are your load temps?

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Just now, deXxterlab97 said:

Load temp is what matters most

so if it's at 60C at idle it's fine ?

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Probably not mounted probably. Take the cooler out and clean those thermal pastes off of the CPU and the cooler and put in the thermal paste pea sized on top of the CPU then mount the cooler according to the manual. Tons of videos out there to help you out.

 

What are the load temps?

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Just now, lovingGamer said:

so if it's at 60C at idle it's fine ?

nope. For a 280 rad, it should be 40 or something depends on the ambient temperature of the room.

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Just now, kameshss said:

Probably not mounted probably. Take the cooler out and clean those thermal pastes off of the CPU and the cooler and put in the thermal paste pea sized on top of the CPU then mount the cooler according to the manual. Tons of videos out there to help you out.

 

What are the load temps?

around 75C-78C

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Whats your oc frequency and voltage? Are you on manual voltage?

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3 minutes ago, lovingGamer said:

around 75C-78C

honestly, that is fine.

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1 minute ago, kameshss said:

honestly, that is fine.

A h110i actually should have lower temp

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6 minutes ago, lovingGamer said:

around 75C-78C

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Just now, deXxterlab97 said:

A h110i actually should have lower temp

I think i should take a photo, of inside case to show you something.. like fans are not down.. they are above radiator

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Just now, deXxterlab97 said:

A h110i actually should have lower temp

I think he should consider remounting the cooler. For a 4790k with OC'ed, it would survive without any problem. But again, yeah. H110i should give him low temps.

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Just now, kameshss said:

I think he should consider remounting the cooler. For a 4790k with OC'ed, it would survive without any problem. But again, yeah. H110i should give him low temps.

but just cooler? thingy that is on CPU ? 

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I think i should take a photo, of inside case to show you something.. like fans are not down.. they are above radiator

Is it pushing or pulling the air? If they're pushing the air, then you're in trouble. It's pushing all the heat to CPU if that's the case.

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1 minute ago, lovingGamer said:

but just cooler? thingy that is on CPU ? 

bro, that is indeed the cooler. the big thing that's mounted with fans are called radiator. You should take out the cooler (on the cpu) clean the thermal paste and mount it. You should take out the radiator and the fans can be arranged at the bottom side of the radiator and it should push the air out of the case. Refer YouTube videos.

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Make sure ur pump is on cpu fan header 1 as my h110 pump only runs on the cpu fan header1 and it's what corsair recomend.

make sure the back plate is on right on the back of the board and try reapplying thermal paste 

 

my cpu idles at 21 degrees and its clocked at 1.33 4.8 right now 

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On 4/15/2017 at 3:31 AM, jjohnthedon1 said:

Make sure ur pump is on cpu fan header 1 as my h110 pump only runs on the cpu fan header1 and it's what corsair recomend.

make sure the back plate is on right on the back of the board and try reapplying thermal paste 

 

my cpu idles at 21 degrees and its clocked at 1.33 4.8 right now 

that's freaking cold, but i think my MB has only one CPU fan header this is my MB ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. Z97-C (SOCKET 1150)

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