> > If the processors are constantly overheating, you should propably also take a > closer look at the processor unit with the liquid cooling part on it. It can > be various things that make the processor overheat: the liquid pump can be > broken. If this is the case, it will not transport the liquid to the > restrainer. It could be an electrical problem, like a loose connector. Or the > cooling unit can be leaky (worst case). > If you see any green or redish brown stuff in the bottom of your case then you're in for some serious repair.
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