Arne Saknussemm wrote:
I understand but I'd still recommend you send it off...it should be closed loop...no bubbles.
The fact that there is enough air in it now to cause this kind of problem is not good....but of course means it is loosing liquid slowly...leak/evaporation whatever you want to call it
The bubbles might be smashed up small now but might well join up again to form a blockage.
Up to you at the end of the day though...of course.
Maybe someone else will chime in who has had similar or seen similar
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Is there a way to check the cpu or the motherboard? I mean check if they are damaged or not, or maybe if the high temperature broke something. I can try to reinstall all the components and check if the problem is gone. If it is then the cooler is the problem.
Do you have some tips? Also if i have to do the rma and the cpu or other components were damaged, what have i to do? Thanks a lot!
EDIT: i've found and old usb cable that fits perfectly with my cooler. I can monitor the cooler before the start up and see if it dissipates the heat properly.
