CPU: I9 10850k
MOBO: MSI Z490 Carbon Wifi
Cooler: MSI CoreLiquid 360R
Hello !
So for like a month or so my cpu started overheating, even rn while i'm writing this msg, my cpu stays at 84°C with just the google page opened. When i first assembled my pc like a year ago everything was fine, the cpu never went above 90°C in a stress test.
If u are asking, no, the pump is not dead, i can feel the vibration of the water going through the pipes and i also removed the fans and the pump is making noise. A thing that i dont rly understand is that my radiator's mid and lower side is cold (even without the fans) but near the place where the pipes enter into the radiator and arround the pipes, is hot. (one pipe is hot and the other one is warm).
I also tried changing and reapplying the thermal paste (i'm using Thermal Grizzly's Kryonaut rn) but i dont think the thermal paste was the issue, bcs the pipes leading from the cpu block to the radiator are so hot, so the heat is transferred from the cpu to the block.
I tried changing it's position and let it run for a bit (maybe just an air bubble) wich made it work for a while, but then started overheating again. I could hear some sounds coming from the pump while i was changing it's position.
If u guys have any option except buying a new AIO, i would love trying it.
Here are my HWMontior details: https://postimg.cc/XGNG9Ghr
MOBO: MSI Z490 Carbon Wifi
Cooler: MSI CoreLiquid 360R
Hello !
So for like a month or so my cpu started overheating, even rn while i'm writing this msg, my cpu stays at 84°C with just the google page opened. When i first assembled my pc like a year ago everything was fine, the cpu never went above 90°C in a stress test.
If u are asking, no, the pump is not dead, i can feel the vibration of the water going through the pipes and i also removed the fans and the pump is making noise. A thing that i dont rly understand is that my radiator's mid and lower side is cold (even without the fans) but near the place where the pipes enter into the radiator and arround the pipes, is hot. (one pipe is hot and the other one is warm).
I also tried changing and reapplying the thermal paste (i'm using Thermal Grizzly's Kryonaut rn) but i dont think the thermal paste was the issue, bcs the pipes leading from the cpu block to the radiator are so hot, so the heat is transferred from the cpu to the block.
I tried changing it's position and let it run for a bit (maybe just an air bubble) wich made it work for a while, but then started overheating again. I could hear some sounds coming from the pump while i was changing it's position.
If u guys have any option except buying a new AIO, i would love trying it.
Here are my HWMontior details: https://postimg.cc/XGNG9Ghr