F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Arctic LF II 360 CPU heats up during cold boot but stabilizes after restarting.

Arctic LF II 360 CPU heats up during cold boot but stabilizes after restarting.

Arctic LF II 360 CPU heats up during cold boot but stabilizes after restarting.

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RulwenJr
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10-24-2022, 07:33 AM
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Specs MB Asus Prime z690-P wifi CPU i7 13700k Cooling Arctic LF II 360 PSU Corsair RM1000e 1000W Ram Kingston fury 32GB GPU Gigabyte aorus RTX 3070(moved from old pc) Newly built pc having some weird problem, when it works it works fine. At coldboot it seems like the pump won't work, all fans ramp up and cpu runs hot, like 90c+ in hwinfo, but if i turn off the pc and start it again i works like it should(idle at 30c). The temps also rises in bios up to 80+. I have updated to latest bios. I returned the pc for repair and they replaced the cooler but the problem persists. Right now the cooler is connected to Cpu_fan header, waiting for parts to split the pump and fans to see if it works better then. Any tips for what the problem can be? same problem with 2 of the same cooler
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RulwenJr
10-24-2022, 07:33 AM #1

Specs MB Asus Prime z690-P wifi CPU i7 13700k Cooling Arctic LF II 360 PSU Corsair RM1000e 1000W Ram Kingston fury 32GB GPU Gigabyte aorus RTX 3070(moved from old pc) Newly built pc having some weird problem, when it works it works fine. At coldboot it seems like the pump won't work, all fans ramp up and cpu runs hot, like 90c+ in hwinfo, but if i turn off the pc and start it again i works like it should(idle at 30c). The temps also rises in bios up to 80+. I have updated to latest bios. I returned the pc for repair and they replaced the cooler but the problem persists. Right now the cooler is connected to Cpu_fan header, waiting for parts to split the pump and fans to see if it works better then. Any tips for what the problem can be? same problem with 2 of the same cooler

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Ayrehel
Junior Member
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10-24-2022, 03:55 PM
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You arranged your CPU fan settings using a single header for the pump and fans. Adjusting it sufficiently low can prevent the pump from activating correctly. The AIO Pump header beneath the CPU socket appears to be a better option, as it might supply adequate power for the pump and three fans.
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Ayrehel
10-24-2022, 03:55 PM #2

You arranged your CPU fan settings using a single header for the pump and fans. Adjusting it sufficiently low can prevent the pump from activating correctly. The AIO Pump header beneath the CPU socket appears to be a better option, as it might supply adequate power for the pump and three fans.

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funloversam
Junior Member
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10-31-2022, 10:23 PM
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I haven't made any changes yet—I just installed some extensions. I divided the pump and fans, connecting the pump to aio_pump and the fans to cpu_fan. It seems to be working now; the pump is running smoothly and keeping things cool. I'll test it for a few days and see how it goes.
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funloversam
10-31-2022, 10:23 PM #3

I haven't made any changes yet—I just installed some extensions. I divided the pump and fans, connecting the pump to aio_pump and the fans to cpu_fan. It seems to be working now; the pump is running smoothly and keeping things cool. I'll test it for a few days and see how it goes.