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CPU overheating to 88* Help

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I built my pc 9 months ago and I have had no problems for 9 months I got back from a trip to New York and when I turned on my pc the fans started faster than normal I looked in the bios and it said my cpu was at 88*. I googled a fix and thought it was dust so I bought a compressed air can to blow it out and to no prevail. Does anybody know a fix for this? I’m currently thinking I might have to take of the aio and replace the thermal compound. 

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But what temps does it display in Windows? 
Bios sometimes gives crazy numbers.

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10 minutes ago, FloRolf said:

But what temps does it display in Windows? 
Bios sometimes gives crazy numbers.

Due to the high temperature that the bios detects it automatically goes to bios and says ‘cpu temperature error F1 to continue to bios’

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cpu cooler might be loose, remove the cooler from the cpu, clean both surfaces with some form of alcohol and then do a cleann application of thermal compound and install the cooler again properly, that should do the trick! what cooler do you have? I had that issue with a previous cooler of mine as well where you couldnt get it properly installed really

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Thanks for the help I was thinking of doing this. I have a Corsair H100i v2 

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2 hours ago, BigBen120303 said:

Thanks for the help I was thinking of doing this. I have a Corsair H100i v2 

Did you use thermal paste and is your pump powered? Make sure to evenly mount the cooler by screwing each corner down a bit at a time when reseating it. 

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41 minutes ago, WoodenMarker said:

Did you use thermal paste and is your pump powered? Make sure to evenly mount the cooler by screwing each corner down a bit at a time when reseating it. 

This cooler comes with pre applied thermal paste and it Is powered 

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18 hours ago, BigBen120303 said:

This cooler comes with pre applied thermal paste and it Is powered 

 

Are you sure pump is working? 80C in BIOS would suggest that it isn't. Just pump working without fans would still be under 60C with no load.

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