i7 4790k + h110i GT
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Ryan_78
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Nope. Looks fine. And you can't tell by idle temps either. You have to look at load. Setup a fan profile. Also stress it and check temps.
That cooler is only as good as gather good air coolers. Not bad temps. The 4790k is a hot CPU overall. You want it under 80C. Under load. Can tell be idle as I said.
So those don't seem too wrong to me. Check load temps. Under 80C is fine.
That cooler is only as good as gather good air coolers. Not bad temps. The 4790k is a hot CPU overall. You want it under 80C. Under load. Can tell be idle as I said.
So those don't seem too wrong to me. Check load temps. Under 80C is fine.
Ryan_78
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Something is wrong. The CPU should not go over 85C. When Intel hits 105C it will shit down. Those are dangerous temps. Especially with s h100 i GT.
Did you apply thermal paste? Enoguh, good paste?
Did you remove the cooler plastics strip?
Is the cooler tight?
Is the pump running?
Did you reapply paste every time you took the cooler off?
Did you apply thermal paste? Enoguh, good paste?
Did you remove the cooler plastics strip?
Is the cooler tight?
Is the pump running?
Did you reapply paste every time you took the cooler off?
Yep, I put a pea sized drop on the TIM, I removed the plastic, and it is tight. I can't move it at all when it is mounted. I am also fairly certain the pump is running, I feel small vibration in the tubes and block. I have only removed it once, to reapply thermal paste.
Ryan_78
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Is your pump plugged into the fan header? Fans working?
Again it comes with paste. Remove that first.
Did you install it right?
Are you sure the temp readings are correct? Use multiple software or hardware hardware monitors. See if it's consistent.
If it's none of those then I have no idea now. Or I might but it isn't coming to mind. Answer these first. If none for, then try starting a new thread and see if others can help you
Again it comes with paste. Remove that first.
Did you install it right?
Are you sure the temp readings are correct? Use multiple software or hardware hardware monitors. See if it's consistent.
If it's none of those then I have no idea now. Or I might but it isn't coming to mind. Answer these first. If none for, then try starting a new thread and see if others can help you
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How is the cooler hooked up? At anything over @70°C those fans should be at max speed and quite self evident. If corsair link is installed, this can also be the culprit.
The pump should be Sata powered from the psu. A secondary usb is for basically info to-from the mobo via usb. The fans should be attached to the pump and a connector from the pump to the cpu_fan header. If not using corsair link, don't worry about the usb connection, the fans will be run through bios via the header. In bios, cpu_fan should be enabled for performance settings with a duty cycle of 100% at @70°C to start..
Idle temps will vary depending on ambient temps, but low to mid 30's is normal in an air conditioned setting. This is also dependent on case airflow. For best airflow using a large radiator, fans should be set for exhaust, either push or pull, with other case fans as intake for a top/rear mounted cooler, reversed for a front mount cooler.
The pump should be Sata powered from the psu. A secondary usb is for basically info to-from the mobo via usb. The fans should be attached to the pump and a connector from the pump to the cpu_fan header. If not using corsair link, don't worry about the usb connection, the fans will be run through bios via the header. In bios, cpu_fan should be enabled for performance settings with a duty cycle of 100% at @70°C to start..
Idle temps will vary depending on ambient temps, but low to mid 30's is normal in an air conditioned setting. This is also dependent on case airflow. For best airflow using a large radiator, fans should be set for exhaust, either push or pull, with other case fans as intake for a top/rear mounted cooler, reversed for a front mount cooler.
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