Hi,
I bought the H60 about half a year ago and worked perfectly fine so far then last week when I ran some win updates and restarted the computer the BIOS gave me an CPU overheating warning.
First I thought it had something to do with the update so I did a system restore but it didn't matter.
I noticed the grid at the fan was full of dust, I vacumed it out that helped about 5-10 degree but still far from good.
Thought maybe it's the thermal paste so I purchased isopropyl alcohol and lint free cloth and cleaned the original thermal paste from the cpu and cooler and applied Arctic Silver 5 but still not good.
When I play Titanfall it can go up to even a 100 degree:
22:52:12 08/29/14 98 96 95 93
22:52:22 08/29/14 99 96 93 92
22:52:32 08/29/14 98 96 93 94
22:52:42 08/29/14 98 97 93 93
22:52:52 08/29/14 100 96 93 92
22:53:02 08/29/14 100 98 96 94
I recalibrated the Fans in the AI Suite 3 which is a tool for the mobo but still no joy. The CPU fan sensor goes up to a maximum around 2000rpm (this is the fan) and the CPU_OPT sensor which powers the pump is constantly around 4700rpm.
In idle the temp goes down to around 45-50 which is still a bit high but the problem is when it's loaded. And I remember that after the initial setup in February it never went above 60-70 degree not even under tests.
Any ideas? This is my first water cooling system so I'm quite new to this.
Could it be still a high amount of dust in the grid? My vacuum cleaner is quite crap, any better way to clean it maybe?
Thanks,
Arisu
I bought the H60 about half a year ago and worked perfectly fine so far then last week when I ran some win updates and restarted the computer the BIOS gave me an CPU overheating warning.
First I thought it had something to do with the update so I did a system restore but it didn't matter.
I noticed the grid at the fan was full of dust, I vacumed it out that helped about 5-10 degree but still far from good.
Thought maybe it's the thermal paste so I purchased isopropyl alcohol and lint free cloth and cleaned the original thermal paste from the cpu and cooler and applied Arctic Silver 5 but still not good.
When I play Titanfall it can go up to even a 100 degree:
22:52:12 08/29/14 98 96 95 93
22:52:22 08/29/14 99 96 93 92
22:52:32 08/29/14 98 96 93 94
22:52:42 08/29/14 98 97 93 93
22:52:52 08/29/14 100 96 93 92
22:53:02 08/29/14 100 98 96 94
I recalibrated the Fans in the AI Suite 3 which is a tool for the mobo but still no joy. The CPU fan sensor goes up to a maximum around 2000rpm (this is the fan) and the CPU_OPT sensor which powers the pump is constantly around 4700rpm.
In idle the temp goes down to around 45-50 which is still a bit high but the problem is when it's loaded. And I remember that after the initial setup in February it never went above 60-70 degree not even under tests.
Any ideas? This is my first water cooling system so I'm quite new to this.
Could it be still a high amount of dust in the grid? My vacuum cleaner is quite crap, any better way to clean it maybe?
Thanks,
Arisu
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