So I recently upgraded from a FX 8370 and a gigabyte mobo, to a 9900k n a z390 gigabyte mobo.
Using the same, coolermaster nepton 240m on both builds.
having to cool a lower TDP CPU (even without an OC on the 8370) theres problems with the new CPU/mobo
the pump turns off after a few mins of the pc being online. leads the cpu to hit 100C (210F) on all cores in 5-10 seconds
when that happens it doesnt cut out, and i can manually swap the 4 pin power connector for the pump, i get the GRRR pump noise and the temps instantly drop back to 35ish (C)
I've gotten it to the point where my system is stable, I've forced the bios to use the pump on a manual fan curve
on this curve it works perfectly, havent seen a max temp over 70C which is insane. but it still makes the same grinding noise once it goes over the 45C (aka the threshold I set it for the 'fans' to rev up)
So is my AIO pump failing or is it getting the wrong power?
any insight would help
Using the same, coolermaster nepton 240m on both builds.
having to cool a lower TDP CPU (even without an OC on the 8370) theres problems with the new CPU/mobo
the pump turns off after a few mins of the pc being online. leads the cpu to hit 100C (210F) on all cores in 5-10 seconds
when that happens it doesnt cut out, and i can manually swap the 4 pin power connector for the pump, i get the GRRR pump noise and the temps instantly drop back to 35ish (C)
I've gotten it to the point where my system is stable, I've forced the bios to use the pump on a manual fan curve
on this curve it works perfectly, havent seen a max temp over 70C which is insane. but it still makes the same grinding noise once it goes over the 45C (aka the threshold I set it for the 'fans' to rev up)
So is my AIO pump failing or is it getting the wrong power?
any insight would help