Corsair h100i v2: my cpu is constantly at 95+ degrees

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I could use some help guys all the fans are working but my computer is constantly telling me that my cpu is overheated idk what to do i just built my computer over a week and i haven't found anything yet.
 
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Did you make sure your heatsink portion is connected to the correct CPU fan port on your mobo? (Normally the MAIN cpu sensor is on top right of the mobo)

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And on the cpu fan cord coming off the heatsink there is 2 attachments to connect the 2 included fans.

And the CORSAIRLINK requires a free usb connector to work, if you use it you'll be able to see if your water pumps are working and rpms of the fan etc

Additionally did you remove the heatsink more then once? If so you'll need more heatsink paste.

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Make sure the block is sitting flush on the CPU heatspreader. If that's doesn't fix the issue then the pump in your AIO went out.
 
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before you installed your cooler did you check to see if it had liquid in it? I've heard of people getting liquid coolers with no liquid in it... I jiggled mine to make sure. if theres no liquid in the radiator theres nothing to cool.... also are you using CorsairLINK? if not you should hook it up and see if you have pumps active. and did you hook up the fans?
 
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Alakeram

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Not sure if you meant to say something after that? Or if it helped you? Lol not sure what your trying to say xD
 
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sorry about that grammerly was closing the text bbox everytime i tried to answer but i didnt shake it to make sure i made sure it was seated kinda frustrated with it since my computers somewhat unusable

update theres definatly water in there after i took it off any other options guys:(
 
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Did you make sure your heatsink portion is connected to the correct CPU fan port on your mobo? (Normally the MAIN cpu sensor is on top right of the mobo)

IMG_20170302_222825_edit_1488515362370_zpsmc3menvz.jpg


IMG_20170302_223126_edit_1488515503957_zpssjg8h0vz.jpg


And on the cpu fan cord coming off the heatsink there is 2 attachments to connect the 2 included fans.

And the CORSAIRLINK requires a free usb connector to work, if you use it you'll be able to see if your water pumps are working and rpms of the fan etc

Additionally did you remove the heatsink more then once? If so you'll need more heatsink paste.

Main thing I would worry about is getting CORSAIRLINK hooked up to see if the pumps are even running
 
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