Consider upgrading your PSU due to frequent PC crashes.
Consider upgrading your PSU due to frequent PC crashes.
Now I face a new issue. The CPU cooler won’t install properly—something happened during setup, and I’m still waiting. Any advice?Simpl3Gaming
01-31-2026, 11:25 PM #12Rotate the assembly by 180 degrees so the tubes align more closely with the front. Allow a bit of extra space to ensure proper fit.
iamnotafatso
02-02-2026, 03:19 AM #15Wont that create airbubbles in the tubes? Because it makes like a up down motion. And its even harder to get it in now because theres alot of tension on it
Houdi_Booty
02-02-2026, 12:31 PM #16The movement up and down on the tubes is acceptable. What you needed to confirm is that the upper section of the AIO loop isn’t the block. The radiator’s top sits higher than the block, which is exactly what you’re aiming for.
- Check connections and ensure everything is securely attached.
- Try turning off the pump and power source one more time.
- If it’s still not working, consult the manual or contact support for specific guidance.
DeathBeastDB
02-02-2026, 01:08 PM #17Here are some suggestions for getting the water pump back online:
- Check connections and ensure everything is securely attached.
- Try turning off the pump and power source one more time.
- If it’s still not working, consult the manual or contact support for specific guidance.
Just wanted to share an update and thank you for the support. My PC is now running much better and it’s not reaching near 90°C anymore. I haven’t tried Siege yet, but I ran a Cinebench durability test and my highest temperature was 82°C—definitely great! I’m hoping this fixes the crashing issue with Siege as well.