Heating issues with my i3

[devan_joe]

So in my previous thread i did a fix well almost fix it worked for a few days and now its back im using windows10 i3 4150 8gb ram gtx670 and a corsair cx750m my cpu idles at60digrees but when i put it off and on it goes till 80 then my pc shuts down i dont know what to do my pc ia useless now

 

[DonkeyOatie]

I'm trying to help you. Do you think that me insulting you is a way to solve this problem? Do you think that accusing me of insulting you is a way to get assistance? I'm sure your issues are frustrating. It would be nice to have a magic fix that instantly identifies and solves the problem, but that often does not happen.


I don't understand where you are coming from. We went through a lot of steps, nothing worked, then it fixed itself. You did not mention to me that you had replaced the thermal paste just before the system started acting normally. You made no reference in this thread to your skill at waterblock replacement. It IS important to determine that the block/heatsink is properly affixed. A simple 'I've done that and checked' would be sufficient. I was agreeing with what geofelt said, Check the back of the motherboard to verify that all 4 pins are through the motherboard and locked.
If you nudge the cooler, there should be no wiggle. not suggesting that you are incompetent or foolish.

 

[devan_joe]

I'm trying to help you. Do you think that me insulting you is a way to solve this problem? Do you think that accusing me of insulting you is a way to get assistance? I'm sure your issues are frustrating. It would be nice to have a magic fix that instantly identifies and solves the problem, but that often does not happen.


I don't understand where you are coming from. We went through a lot of steps, nothing worked, then it fixed itself. You did not mention to me that you had replaced the thermal paste just before the system started acting normally. You made no reference in this thread to your skill at waterblock replacement. It IS important to determine that the block/heatsink is properly affixed. A simple 'I've done that and checked' would be sufficient. I was agreeing with what geofelt said, Check the back of the motherboard to verify that all 4 pins are through the motherboard and locked.
If you nudge the cooler, there should be no wiggle. not suggesting that you are incompetent or foolish.

okay sorry just gets on my nerves when pcs act up for no reason as this problem atarted at random but its fixed now (dont know how) but its fixed no heating issues sorry for internet attacking you haha :0

 

[DonkeyOatie]

So you think that replacing the paste might have done the job? Keep an eye on things and let us know if the problem recurs.