beQuiet AiO: Dead?

[AndersT2]

I haven't used my gaming PC for 2-3 months (too much work), and have had it turned off with the PSU switch.

I started it today, and my CPU, Ryzen 1800X, was running at 76C, and went up to 88 after a while, while only updating steam games and origin. Never went over 10%.

In both AI Suite 3 from Asus, and in BIOS was showing that the pump was running at around 7000rpm, which seems really high, but not making more noise than I remember.

The fans was noisy, and running at almost 1600rmp.

 

So I can asume that the beQuiet AiO is dead?

Or is there anything I can do to revive it, without breaking warrenty (Have 4,5 years left on that).,

 

The beQuiet AiO isn't adjustable, and should only run on 12V, which it does, it's plugged into the unadjustable wpump pins on the Asus Crosshair Extreme board. 

[Minotaur10]

Double check the pipes while it's on. If it's hot near the CPU but cold by the time it gets to the radiator then you simply need a new cooler.

[deXxterlab97]

That sounds like it, time to RMA

[jnkokseby]

15 minutes ago, AndersT2 said:

I haven't used my gaming PC for 2-3 months (too much work), and have had it turned off with the PSU switch.

I started it today, and my CPU, Ryzen 1800X, was running at 76C, and went up to 88 after a while, while only updating steam games and origin. Never went over 10%.

In both AI Suite 3 from Asus, and in BIOS was showing that the pump was running at around 7000rpm, which seems really high, but not making more noise than I remember.

The fans was noisy, and running at almost 1600rmp.

 

So I can asume that the beQuiet AiO is dead?

Or is there anything I can do to revive it, without breaking warrenty (Have 4,5 years left on that).,

 

The beQuiet AiO isn't adjustable, and should only run on 12V, which it does, it's plugged into the unadjustable wpump pins on the Asus Crosshair Extreme board. 

Try tapping the pump head gently while it's on, also tilting the case back and forth, I had a situation with my H100i v2 where I thought it had died on me (again), but tilting the case, tapping the pump head, and continuously restarting the system fixed whatever happened.