Recent content by MrFrankitoGR

I am referring to overclocking/undervolting CPU sorry for not clarifying that. My main usage is gaming.

Hello everyone, I hope you're doing great! So I built a new PC this week and I was testing my CPU with cinebench r23 My build: CPU: i5-13600k MOBO: Gigabyte Aorus x690 Elite DDR4 COOLER: Arctic Freezer II 280 Rev 7 My BIOS settings: XMP profile enabled Power Limit set from "Auto" to "Intel...

I solved this by removing these washers from the front side of the motherboard: View: https://i.imgur.com/47iG3I0.png They were blocking the heat from the cooler to CPU. Thank you all

Continue from this: https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/big-temps-on-i5-13600k.3802938/#post-22975054 I just figured out that its cooler mounting issue. I removed the mounting clips from the cooler and i put it on my cpu with me holding it with my hand and it worked fine without high temps...

I can feel temperature difference between two tubes. The left one is colder than right one. I also tried to push down cooler but nothing changes.

Yes it is a new cooler, just bought it. When PC starts I can feel it working normally (water flowing etc.) How can I verify if it's a bubble trapped?

Yeah that's what I thought as well, i already sent a ticket to arctic about this. However, what if it's CPU problem? I guess if it was related to CPU or thermal paste it would hit big temps on idle as well right?

Yes of course I did.

This is the case:

Hello, I recently build this PC (2 days ago) and I am getting 100 celcius temps when I am benchmarking or running a game within a few seconds. Please keep in mind that I am not new to PC building procedure, I've done this a couple of times in the past without any issue. My build: MOBO: Z690...