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The_beastHD
Junior Member
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12-17-2016, 01:48 PM
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Hey everyone. I received the green light from my local tech experts to upgrade my motherboard with a new GPU, CPU, and NVMe drive. They said it should be a simple process. After the first CPU install, I applied a good layer of thermal paste and spread it evenly before reattaching my AIO cooler. When I launched Windows, everything ran slower than usual. The AMD Adrenaline utility wouldn’t start, and it reported that no display was connected. My PC then blue-screened and displayed an overheating warning for my CPU. This issue kept recurring, even after reapplying the paste. Additionally, when I tried to install the drivers, AMD Adrenaline failed once more, and my new NVMe storage wasn’t showing up. Before anyone blames the AIO pump, I noticed one pipe felt noticeably hotter than the other. In BIOS it was showing normal temperatures, but when I put it under light stress, it jumped to around 65°C. Can someone assist me with this problem? My local tech team is too swamped to help right now.
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The_beastHD
12-17-2016, 01:48 PM #1

Hey everyone. I received the green light from my local tech experts to upgrade my motherboard with a new GPU, CPU, and NVMe drive. They said it should be a simple process. After the first CPU install, I applied a good layer of thermal paste and spread it evenly before reattaching my AIO cooler. When I launched Windows, everything ran slower than usual. The AMD Adrenaline utility wouldn’t start, and it reported that no display was connected. My PC then blue-screened and displayed an overheating warning for my CPU. This issue kept recurring, even after reapplying the paste. Additionally, when I tried to install the drivers, AMD Adrenaline failed once more, and my new NVMe storage wasn’t showing up. Before anyone blames the AIO pump, I noticed one pipe felt noticeably hotter than the other. In BIOS it was showing normal temperatures, but when I put it under light stress, it jumped to around 65°C. Can someone assist me with this problem? My local tech team is too swamped to help right now.

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InoueAlice
Senior Member
677
12-17-2016, 06:08 PM
#2
I don't believe the heat is the issue unless you didn't install your AIO properly. Here are some steps I would follow: 1. Check for BIOS updates if available 2. Run DDU to remove the display driver and reinstall it from the AMD site. I'm sure these actions could help resolve your problem.
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InoueAlice
12-17-2016, 06:08 PM #2

I don't believe the heat is the issue unless you didn't install your AIO properly. Here are some steps I would follow: 1. Check for BIOS updates if available 2. Run DDU to remove the display driver and reinstall it from the AMD site. I'm sure these actions could help resolve your problem.

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warmtheguy
Member
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12-26-2016, 12:08 PM
#3
I’ll bring it up to another tech person and recommend it. The main issue is I might not have time to handle it before the CPU overheats again.
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warmtheguy
12-26-2016, 12:08 PM #3

I’ll bring it up to another tech person and recommend it. The main issue is I might not have time to handle it before the CPU overheats again.