T3kN0Gh057
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Hello,
Recently purchased (end of March 2023) Alphacool Eisbaer Pro HPE Aurora 360 CPU AIO has reduced efficiency. After reseating the CPU and the cooler three times, I opened the quick connector and found this greenish-blue deposit inside, as seen in the pictures. I assume that this deposit could have accumulated between the contact plate fins, causing the decrease in performance.
I haven't replaced the coolant, and only a few drops spilled when I opened the quick valve.
The pump is working, but the temperature rises to 90°C at only 10-15% CPU utilization.
After installation, there were no issues for about a month and a half, with maximum temperature reaching only 68°C even at 70-80% utilization, which is very good for this AIO.
I would like to ask for advice on whether this could indeed be the issue and what would be the quickest solution.
Recently purchased (end of March 2023) Alphacool Eisbaer Pro HPE Aurora 360 CPU AIO has reduced efficiency. After reseating the CPU and the cooler three times, I opened the quick connector and found this greenish-blue deposit inside, as seen in the pictures. I assume that this deposit could have accumulated between the contact plate fins, causing the decrease in performance.
I haven't replaced the coolant, and only a few drops spilled when I opened the quick valve.
The pump is working, but the temperature rises to 90°C at only 10-15% CPU utilization.
After installation, there were no issues for about a month and a half, with maximum temperature reaching only 68°C even at 70-80% utilization, which is very good for this AIO.
I would like to ask for advice on whether this could indeed be the issue and what would be the quickest solution.
