Problem with high processor temperature.
Problem with high processor temperature.
Initially avoid placing the AIO radiator at the lowest point since the pump is positioned higher and can trap air bubbles. It might already be present or simply not functioning. The BIOS setting of 96°C indicates no cooling is active. Would you like me to check the pump speed in the BIOS?
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I placed the AIO Rad at the top, not at the bottom as you thought. The tubes aren’t at the highest point—see the picture. I couldn’t locate pump speed in the BIOS; it only shows fans directly connected to the motherboard, which don’t include the fan hub. After mounting the cooler a third time, my temperatures dropped to around 85°C in BIOS. While unscrewing the mount, I noticed the screws weren’t tight enough, so I adjusted them and achieved slightly lower temps.
I noticed your photo mistakenly showed the bottom of the AIO radiator, but the side is correct. That’s fine, sorry about that! Even at 85°C in BIOS it’s not normal—it should be around 40°C at the top. Your AIO isn’t working. Could you try mounting the pump in a board header to test if it runs?