Extremely high processor temperatures, minimal idle time, steady heat during operation
Extremely high processor temperatures, minimal idle time, steady heat during operation
Your PC experienced thermal shutdown multiple times, with consistently high temperatures around 115°C under load. You've already cleaned the fans and checked the radiator, but suspect the AIO cooler is the problem—its performance is far below normal and seems to have worsened after moving in. The cooler appears intact and securely mounted. You're considering a remount and applying thermal paste, though you're unsure if that will bring temperatures down to 80°C. There are signs of vibration from the liquid lines, which could indicate internal stress. The BIOS shows the AIO running at 3600 RPM with a temperature reading of 73°C. If you share more specs or photos, we can better assess whether a replacement is necessary.
Is the PC brand-new? Has it performed well in the past? Either it's a dead pump or it's not built tightly enough.
The pump appears active with noticeable vibrations, and the pipes seem warm. The software details are unclear. I’ll revise after updating thermal settings and remounting; if it fails, I’ll use your recommended option.
While the system is active, you might notice movement from the pump when you press on it. Alternatively, employ a monitoring software to verify the pump's operation and its connection to the motherboard header.
It sounds like you're asking about the type of software I'm referring to. Could you clarify which tool you mean by "the tool u mentioned"?
If you sense warm water coming from the other pipe, it likely means the flow is normal. You might want to replace the thermal paste first. For software, using HWinfo could be helpful.