Help with CPU temp ?
Help with CPU temp ?
You’re facing some persistent issues with your system warnings after recent updates. It seems the patch introduced a bug that triggers overheating alerts each time you restart. You’ve tried various fixes—liquid cooler, power settings, and BIOS adjustments—but the problem remains. I recommend double-checking the fan speeds in the BIOS and ensuring they’re set correctly. Let me know if you need further guidance.
Hey there,
Here are your complete PC specifications, including PSU, case, fans and their orientations.
Your BIOS is more than four years old—let’s check that first to eliminate any issues.
Also, confirm all system drivers are current, including the chipset.
What temperatures does your CPU reach during gaming or under load?
The information provided should be organized as requested:
CPU: [CPU details]
CPU cooler: [Cooler information]
Motherboard: [Board specifications]
Ram: [Memory type]
SSD/HDD: [Storage details]
GPU: [Graphics card info]
PSU: [Power supply details]
Chassis: [Case model]
OS: [Operating system]
Monitor: [Display information]
Please include the age of the PSU along with its make and model.
As for your current situation, you need to address pending BIOS updates; visit https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/MAG-B550...WK/support for flashing the latest version, reset the CMOS, and then check if the problem continues.
The cooler is a Corsair model, but I'm uncertain which specific one since someone else built my PC before I had contact with it.
My power supply is the Corsair RM850.
I have three fans at the top of the case (for an XL build), three more at the front, and one in the back that's connected to the liquid cooler.
Is it dangerous to update the BIOS? All other components are already current.
What's the current temperature while playing Black Ops 6?
Updating the bios rules eliminates various issues such as bugs, stability problems, and memory compatibility. Keeping it current is essential.
It might be more appealing if it comes with a better rating.
Are there alternatives you'd prefer to use instead?
If not, take it to a local repair shop for a cooler swap and testing. You could also attempt repasting the cooler, as the old adhesive may have worn out.
For protection, the motherboard won’t power on or will issue a warning if no cooler is detected. One sign is that the fan header or pump header isn’t functioning properly. At startup, the fan profile graph appears to begin at zero or very low values. Typically, a fan shouldn’t start without at least 5v. Raise your base fan RPM to over 500 at startup. The pump usually runs continuously. This situation might be handled through a Corsair application. I’m not able to assist further.