The PC itself was built by myself around two months ago and has never missed a beat.
I was using handbreak to convert some files...about 50GB last night and my CPU temperature hit 100° for about three seconds, Coretemp gave me a warning pop up, the computer blue screened...I'm guessing as a safety feature, then the PC restarted and it was fine again. I left the encoding to one side for the night and continue just to use games and documents and everything was okay.
I came to use it this morning but encountered the error in the video I have linked that showed the problem.
I apologise in advance for the five minute video.
I don't know if I've done permanent damage to my CPU with hitting 100° but as far as I'm aware the PC should be more than capable of doing the process im asking it to do without hitting the temperatures it did. Even if it did hit 100° I don't think that it would cause reversible damage if it was only at that temperature for a few seconds before it turned its self off.
I don't know if my PC should be reaching these temperatures anyway with the EVO 212 as I think it should be more than capable.
Basically when I start of the PC it gets stuck in a big loop showing the Asus ROG icon on the screen, it will do this 2 to 3 times before it shows a windows recovery screen. I can choose to 'restart' the PC at which point it takes me to back to the screen again...eventually, or if I click 'scan for issues' it says that no issues can be found but my keyboard and mouse on responsive and I cannot click continue/restart/exit.
Any advice would be much appreciated. I will answer my questions as best as I can!
LINK: http://youtu.be/AGdJh5MKC-s
Monitor: Acer Predator 27" 1440p 144Hz G-Sync IPS Monitor
Case: CORSAIR 760T
CPU: Core i7 5790k
GPUs: GALAX 980 HOF
MB: ASUS Maximus VII Ranger
CPU Cooler: EVO 212
RAM: 8GB (4x4GB) CORSAIR DDR3 2400 VENGEANCE PRO RED
HDD: 250GB Samsung 840 EVO SSD
ODDs: LG BLURAY WRITER
PSU: AVGA 850 G2 GOLD
OS: Win 7 Enterprise x64 (don't ask why lol it's just one that my friend had an activation key for)
I was using handbreak to convert some files...about 50GB last night and my CPU temperature hit 100° for about three seconds, Coretemp gave me a warning pop up, the computer blue screened...I'm guessing as a safety feature, then the PC restarted and it was fine again. I left the encoding to one side for the night and continue just to use games and documents and everything was okay.
I came to use it this morning but encountered the error in the video I have linked that showed the problem.
I apologise in advance for the five minute video.
I don't know if I've done permanent damage to my CPU with hitting 100° but as far as I'm aware the PC should be more than capable of doing the process im asking it to do without hitting the temperatures it did. Even if it did hit 100° I don't think that it would cause reversible damage if it was only at that temperature for a few seconds before it turned its self off.
I don't know if my PC should be reaching these temperatures anyway with the EVO 212 as I think it should be more than capable.
Basically when I start of the PC it gets stuck in a big loop showing the Asus ROG icon on the screen, it will do this 2 to 3 times before it shows a windows recovery screen. I can choose to 'restart' the PC at which point it takes me to back to the screen again...eventually, or if I click 'scan for issues' it says that no issues can be found but my keyboard and mouse on responsive and I cannot click continue/restart/exit.
Any advice would be much appreciated. I will answer my questions as best as I can!
LINK: http://youtu.be/AGdJh5MKC-s
Monitor: Acer Predator 27" 1440p 144Hz G-Sync IPS Monitor
Case: CORSAIR 760T
CPU: Core i7 5790k
GPUs: GALAX 980 HOF
MB: ASUS Maximus VII Ranger
CPU Cooler: EVO 212
RAM: 8GB (4x4GB) CORSAIR DDR3 2400 VENGEANCE PRO RED
HDD: 250GB Samsung 840 EVO SSD
ODDs: LG BLURAY WRITER
PSU: AVGA 850 G2 GOLD
OS: Win 7 Enterprise x64 (don't ask why lol it's just one that my friend had an activation key for)