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My new PC is overheating... The temps go as far as 80 degrees.. then I turn the PC off. My specs are: i5 8600k, Kraken x62, Asus z370-F. Please help.

 

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80°C is fine. Are you using auto voltage, and is the pump running?

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Remount cooler if it goes to 80C while idle/low load.

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My cooler is brand new, the temperature is still going up, not stable at 80 C. The CPU is not overclocked and is running idle. It feels like the cooler isn't working but I can hear the water flowing...

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1 minute ago, LoGiCalDrm said:

Remount cooler if it goes to 80C while idle/low load.

I tried remounting it 3 times now. Nothing's improved.

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13 minutes ago, IziBartek said:

I tried remounting it 3 times now. Nothing's improved.

You sure its tight? Only way you get that high idle temp is that cooler isn't mounted tight. Even with broken pump you should get lower temps, around 60C IIRC.

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23 minutes ago, IziBartek said:

I tried remounting it 3 times now. Nothing's improved.

Try listening for the pump by itself. Check the CPU voltages with a program, or in BIOS. Have you tried new TIM?

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