Is there a chance the CPU overheating warning shows up unexpectedly?
Is there a chance the CPU overheating warning shows up unexpectedly?
I just swapped my Intel i5-9400f for an
Intel i7-9700 3.00GHz
model. I left my Cooler Master Hyper TX3 EVO cooler in place.
Now occasionally I notice a CPU overheating alert when starting up.
If I power down the PC and wait a few minutes, the warning disappears.
Any suggestions on why this might be happening and how to resolve it?
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If the internal components haven’t been altered since assembly, consider disconnecting the system from the power source, removing the side panel, and cleaning out the internal parts. Dust accumulation could reduce the efficiency of the CPU cooler in cooling the system. The case vents might also be blocked, limiting airflow to the cooler.
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Hey there,
It seems like this might be related to a cooler or thermal paste problem. I'm guessing you re-applied the paste during the installation of the new CPU? The TX3 should help keep the CPU from overheating during startup and booting, though it might struggle under heavy load.
The motherboard's fan profile chart will display this information. If it remains at zero RPM during startup, you may encounter these issues. Begin at 500 RPM or higher.
The peerless assassin 120 is a well-liked and budget-friendly cooler.