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AIO on GTX 1080 Ti causes crashes because of overheating.

AIO on GTX 1080 Ti causes crashes because of overheating.

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natek2015
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06-20-2021, 02:25 AM
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Hi there, I just attempted to install another M.2 SSD but ended up disconnected the pump for my GPU AIO, which was linked to a fan header. Since I also have another AIO cooling CPU and no additional pump header, that’s why. After reconnecting everything and powering on the PC, the pump began making a very loud noise—almost like it was about to explode. It was spinning at around 15,000 RPM. The GPU temperature stayed near 80°C when idle, but jumped over 100°C when I opened Chrome, causing a black screen and crash. I noticed the GPU reached only 50°C under full load. I checked the BIOS and the pump connection was set to DC, so I don’t think the issue is with the settings. I’m not an expert anymore and don’t remember how it all worked before. I’m hoping someone can help me figure out what went wrong. Thanks in advance for your assistance.

Your setup includes: GTX 1080 Ti, Kraken G12 & X62, i5 12600K, Kraken 120, MSI PRO Z690-A DDR4, and 2x8GB RAM.
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natek2015
06-20-2021, 02:25 AM #1

Hi there, I just attempted to install another M.2 SSD but ended up disconnected the pump for my GPU AIO, which was linked to a fan header. Since I also have another AIO cooling CPU and no additional pump header, that’s why. After reconnecting everything and powering on the PC, the pump began making a very loud noise—almost like it was about to explode. It was spinning at around 15,000 RPM. The GPU temperature stayed near 80°C when idle, but jumped over 100°C when I opened Chrome, causing a black screen and crash. I noticed the GPU reached only 50°C under full load. I checked the BIOS and the pump connection was set to DC, so I don’t think the issue is with the settings. I’m not an expert anymore and don’t remember how it all worked before. I’m hoping someone can help me figure out what went wrong. Thanks in advance for your assistance.

Your setup includes: GTX 1080 Ti, Kraken G12 & X62, i5 12600K, Kraken 120, MSI PRO Z690-A DDR4, and 2x8GB RAM.

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BigHaza
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06-21-2021, 04:48 AM
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It looks like the AIO isn't working properly. Adding a stock GPU cooler didn't lower the temperature to 35°C when the system was idle.
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BigHaza
06-21-2021, 04:48 AM #2

It looks like the AIO isn't working properly. Adding a stock GPU cooler didn't lower the temperature to 35°C when the system was idle.