CPU getting too hot

[GenesisR]

Hello everyone so I'm having an issue that just randomly happened I turned my pc on and left it on for half hour and when coming back to my pc I hear my aio fans working really hard on idle. As I check the temptures my CPU temps they were sitting very hot hitting 90c and my aio cooler were running at fast speeds and got quite loud. I can't seem to figure out why it's doing this all of sudden I was on it about an hour before and everything was fine. Can someone help me solve this issue?? The specs to my pc

 

Specs: 

I7-7700k

 

Asus Maximus IX hero 

 

Gskill 16gb

 

Nzxt x52 

 

Evga supernova g2 850w psu 

 

[GenesisR]

On the bios it's telling me it's running at 89c 

[sazrocks]

Your pump is likely dead. See if you can confirm this by feeling it for vibrations and listening for it.

[dragoon20005]

if the pump is dead the CPU will hit 100 degrees and auto shut down

 

it prob on its way out soon just barely running

[GenesisR]

2 minutes ago, sazrocks said:

Your pump is likely dead. See if you can confirm this by feeling it for vibrations and listening for it.

I did Hear an unsual vibirating sound coming from my pc but I'm afraid to turn back on my pc lol I'm scared the cpu  might fry

[sazrocks]

Just now, GenesisR said:

I did Hear an unsual vibirating sound coming from my pc but I'm afraid to turn back on my pc lol I'm scared the cpu  might fry

Pumps is probably dead. Turning on just into the bios for a few seconds shouldn't really hurt it, as long as it has had time to cool beforehand. Confirm the pump is dead then start the RMA process.

[Cyracus]

2 minutes ago, GenesisR said:

I did Hear an unsual vibirating sound coming from my pc but I'm afraid to turn back on my pc lol I'm scared the cpu  might fry

pretty much no chance of that, the built in protections are pretty good. time for a new cooler though (or send it in if it's under warranty

[GenesisR]

1 minute ago, dragoon20005 said:

if the pump is dead the CPU will hit 100 degrees and auto shut down

 

it prob on its way out soon just barely running

How would I know if my AIO is even running at all?  I can feel the CPU get hot when I put my hand near the Cooler and I hearing a faint vibration and the fans going really high and then drop back to normal and run high again. 

[GenesisR]

1 minute ago, Cyracus said:

pretty much no chance of that, the built in protections are pretty good. time for a new cooler though (or send it in if it's under warranty

I've been reading around and people have been saying that this is a common issue for the aio to do this. Any suggestions on a better AIO? I still have warranty and probably will RMA it but thinking of another option if this is a common issue... 

[phongle123]

13 minutes ago, dragoon20005 said:

if the pump is dead the CPU will hit 100 degrees and auto shut down

 

it prob on its way out soon just barely running

Yes and the way to check for this is if 1 tube is hot/warm depending on the time it is on and the other tube is cold/room temperature. Basically if 1 tube is hotter than the other.

[Cyracus]

3 minutes ago, GenesisR said:

I've been reading around and people have been saying that this is a common issue for the aio to do this. Any suggestions on a better AIO? I still have warranty and probably will RMA it but thinking of another option if this is a common issue... 

I'm not a fan of AIOs, high end air coolers reach nearly the same levels of cooling, and AIOs are totally worthless when the pump dies while a big tower cooler can at least keep a cpu working if the fans die. I just know enough to troubleshoot problems... Maybe someone who actually likes these things can help you out 

[GenesisR]

4 minutes ago, phongle123 said:

Yes and the way to check for this is if 1 tube is hot/warm depending on the time it is on and the other tube is cold/room temperature. Basically if 1 tube is hotter than the other.

That was the first thing I did but the tube are both cold to the touch none of them are hot at all which I find strange 

[sazrocks]

Just now, GenesisR said:

That was the first thing I did but the tube are both cold to the touch none of them are hot at all which I find strange 

Yup, dead pump. RMA.

[Hiitchy]

You're definitely gonna want to RMA your pump.

[phongle123]

5 minutes ago, GenesisR said:

That was the first thing I did but the tube are both cold to the touch none of them are hot at all which I find strange 

That doesn't make any sense. If the pump doesn't work means the liquid from tube 1 (hot tube) isn't being pumped into tube 2 (cold tube). Means that the cold plate isn't even transferring the heat. What I'm assuming here is that the CPU heated up too quickly for tube 1 to even heat up, so you turned it off. This is why you're feeling both as cold.

 

And I won't suggest that you didn't mount the AIO onto the CPU, even if it's not 100% in all the way it will still work. I hate it when people assume that oh you mounted it 99% all the way in that's why you're getting that +50C in temps because that 1% of extra screwing matters. People aren't that stupid. This is obviously a rant.

 

When you RMA it, take a video, post it to youtube and send them the link. So you don't have to go through the typical troubleshoot.

[GenesisR]

30 minutes ago, phongle123 said:

That doesn't make any sense. If the pump doesn't work means the liquid from tube 1 (hot tube) isn't being pumped into tube 2 (cold tube). Means that the cold plate isn't even transferring the heat. What I'm assuming here is that the CPU heated up too quickly for tube 1 to even heat up, so you turned it off. This is why you're feeling both as cold.

 

And I won't suggest that you didn't mount the AIO onto the CPU, even if it's not 100% in all the way it will still work. I hate it when people assume that oh you mounted it 99% all the way in that's why you're getting that +50C in temps because that 1% of extra screwing matters. People aren't that stupid. This is obviously a rant.

 

When you RMA it, take a video, post it to youtube and send them the link. So you don't have to go through the typical troubleshoot.

The computer was left on for a half hour it ran normal and when coming back from what I was doing that's when it all happened the first I did was check the Cooler and see if it was running properly and put my hand on both tubes nothing was getting hot. I'm pretty sure I had mounted it on and screwed it on nice and snug just never thought after 6 months in something would happen like this. I'm just gonna RMA it and get a reliable fan thanks for the help and everyone else too ?

[0x1e]

2 hours ago, GenesisR said:

The computer was left on for a half hour it ran normal and when coming back from what I was doing that's when it all happened the first I did was check the Cooler and see if it was running properly and put my hand on both tubes nothing was getting hot. I'm pretty sure I had mounted it on and screwed it on nice and snug just never thought after 6 months in something would happen like this. I'm just gonna RMA it and get a reliable fan thanks for the help and everyone else too ?

Go custom water cooling.

I've had my pump for 9 years and it's still going strong.

It's abysmal how AIO companies cheap out on everything they sell.