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ymoldon

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Hello everyone, let me start with my specs:

Sabertooth x79 motherboard
i7 4820k processor
GeForce GTX 770
Smart 750w power supply
2 kingstone x beast 16gb ram
HDD and SSD from my old system
Corsair H60 hydro series

My problem is with my cooling. When i turn on the computer and go into the BIOS, my CPU temp starts at already a high temperature, around the 60's, and goes up to the 100's. I've tried turning the fan of the h60, but it's still around the same temps.
 
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DonQuixoteMC

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I've tried turning the fan of the h60, but it's still around the same temps.
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Do you mean that the radiator fan isn't turning and that you tried manually turning it?

Is the H60 properly installed?

Are you overclocking?

BIOS temperature reading generally aren't wrong, but I agree you should check them with something like HWMonitor.
 
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Def check to make sure the heat sink is seated properly, and don't forget too much thermal paste is a bad thing. ive seen more than a few people gob it on too thick. which prevents heat from being transferred well.
 
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That's what HWMonitor says. I didn't use much of my Thermal Paste. And no, I just flipped the H60 fan. I screwed the screws tight this time, and well, up there is the image of how it looks...
No, I'm not overclocking.
 
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ymoldon

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Yeah! These do! But for some reason the ones at the BIOS interface were super high! Anyways, thanks everybody!
Stress testing now! (Max of 62°C)(H60 box says with 100%load is 61.9) So far so good!
 
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