CPU temp uncontrollably rising

[ActuallyGoose]

So I just got home from work and turned my pc on to see the bios telling me the CPU fan isn't working. I've got the H115i on my stock clock 1700x. And I can definitely see and hear the fans spinning. 

 

But in the bios as I was attempting to see if anything was off, I saw the temp hit 75C. Then once I forced past the bios and let CAM load. It got to 95C. So that I don't accidentally melt my CPU. I thought I'd come here and see if anyone knows what might be wrong

 

The PC is a 1700x @ stock on a crosshair vi, cooled by a H115i set to performance preset. Up until now it's been completely fine, I was playing some games, went to work (was turned off) and then when I got home and turned it on, this happened. I can't think of anything else that might be worth sharing. 

 

Thank you in advance to anyone reading this, Hope you can help.

[AngryBeaver]

Sounds like either the power cable for your pump has come unplugged or the pump has died. Depending on the age of it I would reach out for a warranty replacement. Since it is a 1700x it should have gone with a stock fan that is actually decent. I would just toss it on for now and wait for the RMA to happen.

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@Mufastang

seems like the pump in the H115i is not working

 

you probably connected the pump to a fan header and that's why it's telling you the fan is failing or something.

[ActuallyGoose]

Unfortunately the CPU didn't come with a cooler. And I'll check in the morning to see if anything has become unplugged. It really would suck if it's died as I really don't feel like waiting to have it replaced (if it even can be replaced) and having to take it apart and back together again. The way my desk is set up it's quite a hastle.

 

I'll post anything I find when I check it out in the morning 

 

Might be worth mentioning that this has happened before. But usually a quick restart fixes it, or on occasion it'll just sort itself out after the error occurs and I go through the bios, and restart

[ActuallyGoose]

Well I did a bit of fiddling around this morning and still not sure, so I'm going to have to take it I to the place where I got the majority of my parts and see if they can either fix it, find out what it is for me to replace it, and since I'm 99% that's where I got my H115i. So hopefully if I do need it to be replaced then I'll be able to while I'm there... I just wanted to play some games on my work weekend.. *sigh*

[ActuallyGoose]

So, I replaced the CPU cooler to a kraken x62 today, and same thing is happening... Could this be CPU related? I'm 99% sure I didn't mess up the installation. But I honestly have no idea what would cause any of this 

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5 minutes ago, Mufastang said:

So, I replaced the CPU cooler to a kraken x62 today, and same thing is happening... Could this be CPU related? I'm 99% sure I didn't mess up the installation. But I honestly have no idea what would cause any of this 

Is there a header for the AIO pump on your Crosshair?  

[ActuallyGoose]

Problem solved for the most part. stupidly I was using the stand-offs that looked the same as the corsair aio's. But turns out I needed different ones, Sits nice and snug on my cpu now and keeps it cool. Not sure what the kraken temp is meant to run at but at idle it's about 23C and at load about 32C.