1090t liquid cooled idle at 71c, help?
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I don't believe that to be the problem cuz i just restarted after just browsing the web and checked the temp and it was at 50-51c and within a minute it climbed up to 58c. then i restarted and am on it currently any idea what could cauuse the temp to rise and drop like that?
lazyboy947
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If u can hear the pump running and know its speed and the fan and hear liquid flowing it must be a bad mount or lack of thermal paste. Or a faulty unit and will most likely need to be rma'd
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Core temp is about the most accurate software you can get for AMD CPUs unfortunately. For Intel, any software is really accurate. AMD Temp sensors seem to be a little less reliable than Intel's. But yes, that's still too hot for a 1090t. Repaste and remount. Not mounted correctly.
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That's more like it. Great temps! Nice job. You're 100% safe as long as you keep it under 70c so you've got a lot of headroom for overclocking should you be interested. EDIT: Doing a quick google search, seems like most people can easily hit 4GHz with a half decent cooler. Your watercooler is better than half decent. I'd suggest trying it. An 800MHz overclock across 6 cores is a total of another 4.8Ghz of processing power!
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