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RonaldWhite
Iron Contributor
Jan 21, 2025
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CPU overheating with AIO 240mm cooler

Hello,  I'm currently running the i9 14900k with the Thermalright Frozen Notte 240 Black ARGB Water Cooling CPU Cooler. I'm having some temp problems specifically while gaming. I've updated to the l...
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    QuinnQuinn
    Jan 22, 2025

    Check for proper cooler installation, ensure adequate thermal paste application, improve airflow in your case, and verify fan/pump speeds in BIOS or software. If temps persistently exceed safe limits (85–90°C), consider undervolting the CPU or upgrading the cooler.

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Valentinasop
Silver Contributor
Feb 07, 2025

Let’s talk fan configuration. Are your fans set to push air in and out properly? It’s like a dance party in there; everything needs to be in sync. If your case fans are fighting with your AIO fans for airflow, you might end up with a mini sauna instead of a cool chill zone. Make sure your AIO fans are set to push air through the radiator and out of the case while your case fans are working to pull fresh air in. Think of it as creating a nice breeze – you want to keep that airflow flowing!

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