Just changed my motherboard and 24 hours later it froze and made loud buzzing through headset

Luke Winship

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SO changed mobo, literally exactly a day after starting it up for the first time it (my PC) froze during a game of league of legends and made a loud buzzing through my headset. Would love any suggestions, first time this happened so I am suspecting the mobo problem.
 
Solution
Those numbers are totally bogus. (the big ones, I believe the thermal margin) Not possible to be 260C. We are looking at digital 255 or something being misread.

What this shows me is that your cooling is not working properly. The idle is too high and the stress is too too high. I'm assuming that you do not live in an oven, and the ambient temp is a normal 25C. you chip is not racing like mad. How fast do the fans seem to be running? Do you have any other cooler you could try, even an AMD stock?

I need to be careful I'm not getting too focused on one thing and ignoring others. Happens to much to me for my liking.

For some reason it's not letting me write it to my USB drives. Any other suggestion?
 


Just ran Core Temp to see my CPU was idling at 70 degrees. Turns out one of the fan headers came faulty on the motherboard. Surprised it didn't happen sooner. now idling at 20. I'll post back here if it happens again, it shouldn't but just in case. Thanks for the help again
 
After doing everything my stress temp is at 84 (CPU) and idles at around 50, the lowest it has been is 24. I just changed the thermal paste and nothing changed, I'm currently all out of ideas so if anyone could help with this new problem that'd be great
 
Thanks. Well, that's a 40C idle OK. Can you do it again for stress. If the numbers are in the 70s or so can you check that the return pipe from the CPU cooler to the CPU is cool. Sorry to go though all these little steps. I'm trying to eliminate one thing at a time, I suppose you can't bring the computer to Florida with you :)
 


https://gyazo.com/834009749f47fd02bb9493ddb3e7a8d0
https://gyazo.com/7c0cbb54434eedd39b889bcc728acb5f

One pipe hot one pipe cool
Also is the TMPIN temperatures ok? Seems to be pretty high on them @ 200+ c
 
Those numbers are totally bogus. (the big ones, I believe the thermal margin) Not possible to be 260C. We are looking at digital 255 or something being misread.

What this shows me is that your cooling is not working properly. The idle is too high and the stress is too too high. I'm assuming that you do not live in an oven, and the ambient temp is a normal 25C. you chip is not racing like mad. How fast do the fans seem to be running? Do you have any other cooler you could try, even an AMD stock?

I need to be careful I'm not getting too focused on one thing and ignoring others. Happens to much to me for my liking.
 
Solution
Idle: https://gyazo.com/2c822c69eb6819a175aee2ca7e7d8185 - https://gyazo.com/a565d2d280ac0a511879e8c696cdc9c2
100%: https://gyazo.com/c4b14d3b993354a115411fa14111c8cf - https://gyazo.com/c6addcb2e845eed8191589c9f85c6994
This is the stock cooler.
I don't understand why my H55 seems to not be working, it has one cold tube one hot tube, could it be that the thermal paste isnt being spread correctly? I don't have sticky pads to press the screw in part on the back so the two times I have done it I could have lifted it up accidentally as it's difficult to screw in whilst holding the back plate up
 


I don't have a thermometer at hand, if anything I should stick with air cooling I think. I further inspected the radiator and noticed minor kinks in it. One or two on the side without the tubes, I suspect that being the problem with the cooler? The pump was also making a loud(er) noise which it had never made before re-installing. My friend has a spare 212 Evo which I'll install in around a weeks time, I'll come back with more results from that and see ultimately if it was in fact the cooler.
 


I'm changing the case today as the one I have hasn't got any good fans so temperatures will most definitely improve once I install it into the new case, I'll post new temp stats later today.