If my computer is just laying, my CPU temps rise up to 90C, but

>>56941507
Sounds like you have air bubbles in your loop. How is your radiator mounted?

Normally, the radiator is above the pump(waterblock in this case), so the water is pushed into it via gravity. This way, the pump works more efficiently.

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>>56941523
circle is the radiator

It worked fine for months, i cleaned the insides and after that it started acting up, maybe putting it on its sides did something??

>>56941507
Sounds like your CLC unit is going to shitsville.
Should've just invested in a proper open loop like the smart people do if you want water cooling.
Is it more expensive? Of course.
Is it more reliable? So long as you aren't a retard and make sure you do it properly, yes.

>>56941638
What do you mean, you cleaned the insides?
>>56941661
Don't be this guy. Seriously... no one like this guy.

>>56941676
I like >>56941661

>>56941676
layed it on its side and just dusted it off, didnt take anything apart though

>>56941581
>pipes at the top
You fucking idiot.

>>56941507
that's why you use air cooling

>>56941581
Your pump/block is higher than your radiator, which is also mounted with the hoses at the top.
This means that any air in your loop is going to sit in your block.

You need to remount that radiator in a less retarded position.

>>56941817
well, im gonna do that at some point then, thanks for the advice