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Overheating issue with I9-10900k processor

Overheating issue with I9-10900k processor

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RainbowFish5
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05-29-2020, 05:02 AM
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Good evening. My PC has been running smoothly for about two to three years, but recently I returned from vacation and noticed it overheating during CPU-intensive games. This wasn’t the case before I left. Idle temperatures are usually around 25-30°C, but under load they jump to 60-70°C, then gradually rise to 100°C before shutting down or freezing. I’ve replaced the fans with the original ones and cleaned them thoroughly, even applied new Arctic silver thermal paste. Still, the fans only reach about 60% speed, even when set to full power, and they only increase to 100% once the CPU hits over 70°C. It seems the cooling system itself might be insufficient. My build includes an Asrock Steel Legend H470 i9-10900K processor, Corsair H100i RGB AIO 240mm with 4x8GB RAM (32GB), Corsair RAM EVGA Ultra 2080 Super EVGA 650W bronze cooler.
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RainbowFish5
05-29-2020, 05:02 AM #1

Good evening. My PC has been running smoothly for about two to three years, but recently I returned from vacation and noticed it overheating during CPU-intensive games. This wasn’t the case before I left. Idle temperatures are usually around 25-30°C, but under load they jump to 60-70°C, then gradually rise to 100°C before shutting down or freezing. I’ve replaced the fans with the original ones and cleaned them thoroughly, even applied new Arctic silver thermal paste. Still, the fans only reach about 60% speed, even when set to full power, and they only increase to 100% once the CPU hits over 70°C. It seems the cooling system itself might be insufficient. My build includes an Asrock Steel Legend H470 i9-10900K processor, Corsair H100i RGB AIO 240mm with 4x8GB RAM (32GB), Corsair RAM EVGA Ultra 2080 Super EVGA 650W bronze cooler.

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Mrender3
Senior Member
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06-11-2020, 07:24 PM
#2
I noticed the unit showing the highest performance. I reviewed a first-generation H100i AIO before installation; even though it was sealed, over time debris built up around the impeller, slowing its rotation. I suspect this buildup caused the issue. Two weeks prior to failure seemed sufficient for the pump to stop running at optimal speed. It’s unlikely completely dead—like a 10900k would shut down instantly without any flow.
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Mrender3
06-11-2020, 07:24 PM #2

I noticed the unit showing the highest performance. I reviewed a first-generation H100i AIO before installation; even though it was sealed, over time debris built up around the impeller, slowing its rotation. I suspect this buildup caused the issue. Two weeks prior to failure seemed sufficient for the pump to stop running at optimal speed. It’s unlikely completely dead—like a 10900k would shut down instantly without any flow.

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1905
Junior Member
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06-11-2020, 09:04 PM
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Sure, I'll rephrase that for you. Just place the updated H100i here by Thursday, hopefully it will resolve the issue. Also, I noticed it might be a code error—though I didn’t see any temperature problems, it only reached 76.
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1905
06-11-2020, 09:04 PM #3

Sure, I'll rephrase that for you. Just place the updated H100i here by Thursday, hopefully it will resolve the issue. Also, I noticed it might be a code error—though I didn’t see any temperature problems, it only reached 76.

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mati9139
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06-12-2020, 04:36 AM
#4
A time every six months is fine, but once a week is too frequent. Just make sure it doesn’t recur
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mati9139
06-12-2020, 04:36 AM #4

A time every six months is fine, but once a week is too frequent. Just make sure it doesn’t recur