Cpu overheated help!!

SOCKIEtheMONSTER · Jun 14, 2016

I just replaced my motherboard and CPU cooler and got everything up and running yesterday and today my PC shut down in the middle of playing a game I opened up the side panel and the motherboard and cooler were very hot. I let it cool down for an hour and tried to boot it and reinstalled the CPU cooler but the fans spin for like a second and stop when I try and boot it. Any advice would be appreciated thanks

scout_03 · Jun 14, 2016

list all parts name and model also check if the fann on the cooler is plug as it should on motherboard and spin .

SOCKIEtheMONSTER · Jun 14, 2016

Amd fx 8350
Msi krait 970a
Cooler master hyper evo 212
Gtx 660
8gb Drr3 1600mhz
Corsair 600w psu

scout_03 · Jun 14, 2016

ok you put on the board the black plate the came with the evo did you peel off the little plastic film under the cooler and check if the middle screw in the middle of the cooler is tighten in place so cooler made contact with cpu and do not jiggle around .

SOCKIEtheMONSTER · Jun 14, 2016

The CPU and cooler are all installed correctly I think the main reason it overheated was I didn't have the case fans turned on also I'm not sure if I updated the motherboard drivers correctly

scout_03 · Jun 14, 2016

use this on sensor page and look at temp on idle and load http://www.hwinfo.com/download.php and if you have case fan on does temp lower in the case . for the motherboard driver you went directly to the maker link the other thing did you reinstall the os for the new motherboard on the drive .

SOCKIEtheMONSTER · Jun 14, 2016

The temps were all fine when they weren't under load and I'd imagine the case fans would have helped they are 3 140mm fans and I think the hot air got trapped in the case because I didn't have the cans fans on. I did reinstall the os on a new ssd and I got the drivers directly from msi. The main problem is the PC won't launch all the fans spin for like a second and then turns off.

scout_03 · Jun 14, 2016

you have put the stand off in the case also check under the cooler plate if the legs are not touching motherboard panel holder that could made a short and plug one case fan at the time .

SOCKIEtheMONSTER · Jun 14, 2016

I don't quite understand what you mean by I have put the stand off in the case and the CPU cooler is installed correctly because it worked fine before the I went playing games on my PC admit overheated

SOCKIEtheMONSTER · Jun 14, 2016

Before it overheated not admit overheated typo

scout_03 · Jun 14, 2016

then use this on sensor page to find what is overheathing in system http://www.hwinfo.com/download.php

PanStef · Jun 25, 2016

Try resetting the CMOS jumper and default the BIOS. Instructions in MB manual. Try booting the system with one DIMM RAM in slot 1 only. If that fails to get to BIOS, be sure to have a working speaker connected to the MB's front panel speaker header to sound BIOS beep code. Remove all the system RAM and boot the system. If the system fails to sound error beeps signifying there is no RAM present, either the CPU, the MB or both are fried.

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