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CPU temperature rising, Lian Li Galahad 360 AIO Ryzen 5600x

CPU temperature rising, Lian Li Galahad 360 AIO Ryzen 5600x

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berke1010
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02-07-2020, 02:21 AM
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Hi, I’m looking for a possible fix for my overheating issue. My PC is usually around 65°C but spikes above 90 during tasks like gaming. This problem started recently and suddenly. I thought maybe air trapped in the pump was the cause, so I tried adjusting it to release any pockets. I also ran the pump and fans at full speed without success. Recently, I replaced the cooler and reinserted the CPU in the hope that contact issues were the reason. I really wish there’s a solution other than buying a new cooler. BR, TheSeagulSlayer
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berke1010
02-07-2020, 02:21 AM #1

Hi, I’m looking for a possible fix for my overheating issue. My PC is usually around 65°C but spikes above 90 during tasks like gaming. This problem started recently and suddenly. I thought maybe air trapped in the pump was the cause, so I tried adjusting it to release any pockets. I also ran the pump and fans at full speed without success. Recently, I replaced the cooler and reinserted the CPU in the hope that contact issues were the reason. I really wish there’s a solution other than buying a new cooler. BR, TheSeagulSlayer

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02-07-2020, 04:17 AM
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Can you sense the warmth in the rad during high demand? If not, it could indicate a faulty pump. Also, verify that the pump is connected to a PUMP header to ensure proper power supply.
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Angels_1234
02-07-2020, 04:17 AM #2

Can you sense the warmth in the rad during high demand? If not, it could indicate a faulty pump. Also, verify that the pump is connected to a PUMP header to ensure proper power supply.

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02-07-2020, 05:34 AM
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Ensure all connections are secure, test during startup to hear it, observe any noises. When under pressure, feel the pipes and radiator for heat transfer. Air in the pump was checked but likely not the cause unless the entire unit is empty.
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miinecraft63
02-07-2020, 05:34 AM #3

Ensure all connections are secure, test during startup to hear it, observe any noises. When under pressure, feel the pipes and radiator for heat transfer. Air in the pump was checked but likely not the cause unless the entire unit is empty.

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