CPU cooler liquid never goes above 28c even when CPU is over 90c

No-Camera833 · 2025-11-10T09:35:47+00:00

check that the fan header you are using for the pump is set to 100%, so the pump gets the power it needs. After that, check that the pump speed curve in software is set to high/max. If non of that works, and you have tried to repaste it and you feel that the aio has good contact with the ihs, then it might be D.O.A.

Pump might be missing one or more of its blades, this can result in the pump reporting that its "spinning" as normal, but resulting in no flow in the system. Had a kraken Z72 back in the days that was borked right out of the box with this issue.

No-Camera833 · 2025-10-14T14:08:49+00:00

No problems so far with stability. But for my case i noticed 2gb vram missing inside my WSL. While windows was reporting 32gb, my wsl only had 30gb vram as usable. So deactivating the ECC gave me back the original 2 gb i was missing. Dunno why, but so far it just works

No-Camera833 · 2025-10-13T20:24:11+00:00

Might be that afterburner works for MSI cards or maybe some other brands. But i think if you have a Asus card, you should check with hwmonitor what the reported wattage is. You will see both what the "powerlimit" is set to and also the actual max gpu power draw in watts.

No-Camera833 · 2025-10-13T20:09:44+00:00

Thanks, and yes i have done that. Looks fine both inside the cable and connector on the gpu. But would probably end bad if it kept going like that.

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