PC crash?

Hello, I have a problem with my PC. I have a water cooling system installed. Every time I start my PC, I can barely get to the BIOS. My problem is that the water cooling system is incorrectly configured, I'd say. Unfortunately, I don't know how to set it up. Everything was working fine recently until I updated GeForce, and my PC crashed. I suspect my water cooling settings have been reset, and I need to reset them. I would appreciate a helpful answer.

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flauski
11 months ago

That’s not an attitude. If your CPU is overheated so quickly, something does not work on cooling or the cooler is no longer sitting right. And that your CPU already has 78°C in the BIOS, confirms the suspicion.

Therefore, it seems that your update has failed because your CPU cooling has failed and not otherwise.

Now you should try to find out what’s wrong. The CPU has 78°C. Will the radiator warm? If he doesn’t get warm, the pump is running anyway? And is the cooler hot, is it still right on the CPU?

flauski
11 months ago
Reply to  Luke20042510

It’s just that it broke your Windows. It doesn’t have to be a defect.

flauski
11 months ago

I would save important or beloved data before. But yes, it is recommended that you reformat at least C.

flauski
11 months ago

In theory, you can repair any Windows installation, in practice the day can last. Therefore, you are usually quicker to reinstall.

flauski
11 months ago

Then I’d do that.

flauski
11 months ago

Do you have any backups or recovery points?

Maik2325
11 months ago

Unfortunately, we don’t see a picture you installed your AIO.

In the bios I see that your CPU is already at 80 degrees.
So I think you forgot to turn on the pump or forget to turn off the school foil at the AIO block.

Rekthoven
11 months ago

what water cooling do you have? there are some models that are known to give up the mind after a time

lxnnart99
11 months ago

With Geforce Update, you probably mean the update of your graphics drivers to GPU – which is why I can’t imagine it being due to your water cooling, which cools quite normal, obviously overheats your CPU.

I could imagine that the crash has broken more during the update than only the GPU drivers and therefore your CPU will not work properly, which would explain overheating.

What I can say in any case is that your water cooling is most likely not missing.

In your position, I would expand the GPU and try to start the PC with the APU, so connect your monitor to the motherboard – so you can exclude that the graphics card overloads the CPU in any way. If that works, you know that your graphics card is through, I’d let her be an expert.

I don’t have any more suggestions for solutions, I would wait for more answers here, but I think it’s a bigger problem of GPU, CPU or both, I would also consider looking for an expert (not media market or Saturn but a store specializing in PCs and hardware)

flauski
11 months ago
Reply to  lxnnart99

Its CPU has no integrated graphics unit.

lxnnart99
11 months ago
Reply to  flauski

Ah, yes, I hadn’t read that when I wrote my message. I would just let a professional watch over it, not because people here in the forum do not have any solutions, but because it can be quite that this is a hardware-side problem, which can only be seen if you take the device under the magnifying glass. Similarly, it is with the software, it just has to look at someone personally in my opinion.

lxnnart99
11 months ago

What have you changed now?

lxnnart99
11 months ago

Yes I should have written that he should first enquire if his CPU has an integrated graphics unit, but I simply forgot that. However, if he says that his PC has been working for 2 years and now after a ** failed graphics update** I do not doubt that it is a problem on the part of the AIO. And I believe that even a beginner if he is sufficiently informed evtl. will find the solution of the problem, however, this is an extra effort in contrast to letting a professional look at it, because as I said, from a BIOS screenshot and the information that overheats its CPU all the time I cannot derive a definitive solution path.

flauski
11 months ago

It is clearly a problem with cooling. Doesn’t that a beginner should be able to limit the problem very quickly? In the end, ne AiO also consists only of a very clear number of parts.

But to the part with the graphics unit. This is your failure, because most Ryzen CPUs in circulation have no one. Intel also has plenty of models without in the program. If an unneededed user listens to your advice, he comes from the rain into the mourning. So you should ask before you write that.