Hey everyone, I built a new pc roughly 8 months ago. At first there were no issues but as time went I started having coz overheating issues. After some cleanup and windows reinstall it was fixed for while but now started once again, worse than ever.
Cpu is around 50-60 C while idle but once you start doing something and that's basically anything slightly demanding it gets high very quickly. Literally to 100 C in a few minutes. Even though cpu usage doesn't exceed 30%.
I started digging into my pc and wanted to try if aio pump is the problem. But it's not. I tried unplugging and plugging back in the pump cable and watched the temperature rise and lower. What concerned me is the sound the aio made when I plugged the pump back. I hear that on every startup. I though it's my hard drives but nope.
I guess that means it's filled with air bubbles. So I tried taking out the whole aio. Shaking it and trying to get the air from the cpu heatsink to the top of the radiator. It didn't do much...
Can I solve this somehow or do I need to buy new cooling?
Cooling is MAG Coreliquid 240R
CPU is i5 10600KF 4.10 GHz
Here is video of me plugging back the pump cable: View: http://imgur.com/a/qI7Czzj
Cpu is around 50-60 C while idle but once you start doing something and that's basically anything slightly demanding it gets high very quickly. Literally to 100 C in a few minutes. Even though cpu usage doesn't exceed 30%.
I started digging into my pc and wanted to try if aio pump is the problem. But it's not. I tried unplugging and plugging back in the pump cable and watched the temperature rise and lower. What concerned me is the sound the aio made when I plugged the pump back. I hear that on every startup. I though it's my hard drives but nope.
I guess that means it's filled with air bubbles. So I tried taking out the whole aio. Shaking it and trying to get the air from the cpu heatsink to the top of the radiator. It didn't do much...
Can I solve this somehow or do I need to buy new cooling?
Cooling is MAG Coreliquid 240R
CPU is i5 10600KF 4.10 GHz
Here is video of me plugging back the pump cable: View: http://imgur.com/a/qI7Czzj