Whats this?

[cHaTrAp]

hi guys i got this error i don't know what it is its the second time i get it 

so i had my computer on while i was in school and when i came back i found this 

this is not the first time its the second time it happen.

 

 

 

thanks

[Ashleyyyy]

looks like a temperature issue. what's your cooling solution?

[kelvinhall05]

Something overheated, but I can't see what. Maybe OPT1 TEMP1?

[cHaTrAp]

Just now, kelvinhall05 said:

Something overheated, but I can't see what. Maybe OPT1 TEMP1?

should i be worried?

[kelvinhall05]

3 minutes ago, ♛ cHaTrAP ♛ no said:

should i be worried?

Probably. What's your cooling and airflow?

[Bananasplit_00]

well whatever OPT TEMP1 is has overheated, id guess thats the CPU so clean the heatsink and replace the thermal paste

[ProximaOfZeal]

1 minute ago, ♛ cHaTrAP ♛ no said:

should i be worried?

I'm pretty sure OPT TEMP1 is an external temperature sensor, follow the wires plugged into OPT TEMP1 on mobo and see where exactly is it reading the temperature. It's possible that the sensor itself is simply faulty.

[cHaTrAp]

idk is this help but here, and no i am not playing any games i have only google chrome open

[cHaTrAp]

6 minutes ago, kelvinhall05 said:

Probably. What's your cooling and airflow?

i have liquid cooling cpu 

i don't what what its called but something like this nzxt liquid cooling

[ProximaOfZeal]

Look into your mobo's user manual and find OPT_TEMP1 header (I see it near bottom right corner) and follow the wires to where the sensor is located. Also what is your PC case? The sensors probably came with the case so by knowing the model we could find out where they are. I frankly doubt they'd put an optional, external sensor on something like VRMs so over temp warning on them and not on built-in mobo sensors is just weird. 

[kelvinhall05]

14 minutes ago, ♛ cHaTrAP ♛ no said:

i have liquid cooling cpu 

i don't what what its called but something like this nzxt liquid cooling

Boot into Windows if you can, then download and run both HWMonitor and Prime95 (Aida64 will work as well, but P95 is free). Run a stress test with P95, opting for the "maximum heat" option. Make sure HWMonitor is running, and just monitor some temps (preferably CPU).

[ProximaOfZeal]

Don't tell him to run stress tests when we don't even know WHAT exactly is that sensor measuring...

 

OP, you could also go to BIOS/UEFI, find temperature readings and see current readings and what limit is OPT_TEMP1 set to. It could be that you've accidentally lowered the limit in the past.

[cHaTrAp]

1 minute ago, ProximaOfZeal said:

Don't tell him to run stress tests when we don't even know WHAT exactly is that sensor measuring...

Idk is this the right one?

[ProximaOfZeal]

It should be on the right of the 4pin FAN connector but I can't tell if there is anything even connected there, the photo's too blurry there.

[cHaTrAp]

1 minute ago, ProximaOfZeal said:

It should be on the right of the 4pin FAN connector but I can't tell if there is anything even connected there, the photo's too blurry there.

 

[ProximaOfZeal]

Okay it's that brownish wire next to the 4pin fan connector. Can you possible trace where it foes to find the sensor?

[GilmourD]

What motherboard is this?

[NMS]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't CPU_OPT a pump header?

And on his photo I don't even see pump connected to the appropriate header, but to fan header instead.

[ProximaOfZeal]

Now, it's still a bit difficult to tell on the photo, but is there another wire connected vertically BELOW the brown wire? I might be wrong, but it looks like the other wire of the sensor is connected to PowerLED+ header, and if that's the case, it might be the source of your problem.

 

Check whether both wires of the sensor are connected together, one below the other, not next to it.

[hconverse02]

Idk but check your cpu cooler, you may have forgotten something.  If your gpu temps are 30C at idle and 2 cpu dies are 70C at idle, there might be an issue EDIT: take the cooler off and make sure the plastic cover is removed from the cooler and reapply the thermal compound

[cHaTrAp]

4 minutes ago, ProximaOfZeal said:

Now, it's still a bit difficult to tell on the photo, but is there another wire connected vertically BELOW the brown wire? I might be wrong, but it looks like the other wire of the sensor is connected to PowerLED+ header, and if that's the case, it might be the source of your problem.

 

Check whether both wires of the sensor are connected together, one below the other, not next to it.

 

Sry I am using my phone it’s hard to upload the photos 

[ProximaOfZeal]

It seems you have no OPT_TEMP1 sensor connected at all, and instead connected your Power LED to Temperature sensor header. Does your Power LED work?? This makes your mobo go crazy. Fix that and you're probably ok. http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1150/MAXIMUS-VI-FORMULA/E8336_Maximus_VI_Formula.pdf

[NMS]

OP, check if your pump is working. Your screen is indicating that your CPU is overheating, but since you are using watercooling you do NOT have a fan plugged into the OPT TEMP1. In fact, your pump is also plugged into the wrong header. It should be plugged into a header right below it.

 

Stop following the wrong wires.

[cHaTrAp]

1 minute ago, ProximaOfZeal said:

It seems you have no OPT_TEMP1 sensor connected at all, and instead connected your Power LED to Temperature sensor header. Fix that and you're probably ok. http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1150/MAXIMUS-VI-FORMULA/E8336_Maximus_VI_Formula.pdf

 

[ProximaOfZeal]

Look into manual I linked an make sure you have everything connected correctly. As I mentioned you seem to have your PowerLED plugged incorrectly, into the sensor header instead of the LED header, although I can't tell that with 100% certainty from just photos, so check with your manual.

 

It seems that whoever was putting the computer together has mistook the OPT_TEMP1 header as a part of PANEL header and plugged both POWER LED and HDD LED too far to the left.