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Have you tried testing the temps? Might need a repaste, might be something different. What is the CPU running at?
Rokinamerica
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Sometimes when removing/adding a gpu or ram, or cleaning the cpu cooler fan, it's possible to bump the cpu heatsink. If you've used Arctic Silver 5 or similar paste, and it's 6months± old or more, the paste dries out and that bump can and will break the seal. Being dry, it'll never restick like regular paste would.
It's worth it to pull the heatsink, clean the cooler/cpu and then repaste, don't just add more paste. Even if that doesn't solve the issue, it's one thing checked off the 'possible' list.
It's worth it to pull the heatsink, clean the cooler/cpu and then repaste, don't just add more paste. Even if that doesn't solve the issue, it's one thing checked off the 'possible' list.
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where is aio in case? Exhaust or intake?
Add new GPU & CPU over heats... sounds like its exhaust to me. if so, its sucking all the heat from GPU into AIO and that is why CPU is overheating
if so, solution would be to make AIO intake on front of case and then its not sucking heat in from GPU at all.
Add new GPU & CPU over heats... sounds like its exhaust to me. if so, its sucking all the heat from GPU into AIO and that is why CPU is overheating
if so, solution would be to make AIO intake on front of case and then its not sucking heat in from GPU at all.
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What about the old one?
And we'd have no way to know that since you haven't told us anything about your PC other than the GPU and then the cooler.
- Jun 12, 2015
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it could be the difference in the heat created by a 3060 ti compared to the 1650 Super, since its only change you made. Although that only applies to in game.
what motherbaord is it? I assume all the cables for the AIO are attached.
what motherbaord is it? I assume all the cables for the AIO are attached.
- Jun 12, 2015
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Could it be air in the pump? this is more a question for others in thread.
Suggestions regarding error: https://www.asus.com/us/support/FAQ/1043819/
i found a few cases where idle temps were up after adding new GPU.
Suggestions regarding error: https://www.asus.com/us/support/FAQ/1043819/
i found a few cases where idle temps were up after adding new GPU.
I’m not sure but it seems to be working fine with the 1650s besides the cpu temps jumping to 50 and back to 30s every few minutes. Don’t know why the new gpu is causing the temps to go to 85 nor how to fix it. My case is the Lian Li Lancool II Mesh.
- Jun 12, 2015
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Every few minutes or constantly? What do you use to track temps?
forums.tomshardware.com
Ryzen CPU never stay same temp, always moving.
So not sure if that is abnormal or not. Depends on what sensor you look at.
One other choice is it could be PSU, since you updated GPU it might be working harder and pushing hot air into case?
Not many results for people adding GPU and CPU temps go up that don't include them playing games., and most answers are move AIO to Intake. It would possibly fix it here too though I don't know why you are getting hot temps at idle.
Info - How to use HWINFO to track Sensor values on Ryzen
Download HWINFO - https://www.hwinfo.com/download/ when you open the app, click the tick box next to show sensors only, and click run in the next window, click on the gear icon in bottom right, this opens settings. On General tab, under polling period, set it to 500 and click the set button...
forums.tomshardware.com
So not sure if that is abnormal or not. Depends on what sensor you look at.
One other choice is it could be PSU, since you updated GPU it might be working harder and pushing hot air into case?
Not many results for people adding GPU and CPU temps go up that don't include them playing games., and most answers are move AIO to Intake. It would possibly fix it here too though I don't know why you are getting hot temps at idle.
I use hwinfo to track temps. I have a 850 watt 80 plus gold psu. I’ll try and see if moving the aio to the front and making it intake will solve the issue.Every few minutes or constantly? What do you use to track temps?
Ryzen CPU never stay same temp, always moving.Info - How to use HWINFO to track Sensor values on Ryzen
Download HWINFO - https://www.hwinfo.com/download/ when you open the app, click the tick box next to show sensors only, and click run in the next window, click on the gear icon in bottom right, this opens settings. On General tab, under polling period, set it to 500 and click the set button...
So not sure if that is abnormal or not. Depends on what sensor you look at.
One other choice is it could be PSU, since you updated GPU it might be working harder and pushing hot air into case?
Not many results for people adding GPU and CPU temps go up that don't include them playing games., and most answers are move AIO to Intake. It would possibly fix it here too though I don't know why you are getting hot temps at idle.
- Jun 12, 2015
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Still curious why adding gpu raised CPU temps, even at idle. It shouldn't make any difference on desktop, not like its stressing.
page 3-18 of bios manual shows pump settings, I wouldn't think they change just from installing GPU though - https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/...ING/E14401_ROG_STRIX_B450-F_GAMING_UM_WEB.pdf
I assume the AIO plugged into CPU_OPT on motherboard. although it could be using AIO_PUMP connection near rear fan connector, or both...
need to work out why mb thinks the CPU overheating at boot.
Did you touch the cables at all attaching gpu?
page 3-18 of bios manual shows pump settings, I wouldn't think they change just from installing GPU though - https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/...ING/E14401_ROG_STRIX_B450-F_GAMING_UM_WEB.pdf
I assume the AIO plugged into CPU_OPT on motherboard. although it could be using AIO_PUMP connection near rear fan connector, or both...
need to work out why mb thinks the CPU overheating at boot.
Did you touch the cables at all attaching gpu?
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