So I figure MM has atleast a couple of members that know hardware better than me, so I figured I'd ask you guys.
First a little background. I have an AMD FX8320 on an Asus Sabertooth mobo. With the recent heatwave, my CPU had a hard time. Constant warnings, even a shutdown or two. So I decided to upgrade my cooler from a (apparently) shit CoolerMaster to the NZXT Kraken x62 AIO.
When installing the new cooler and it's two 140mm fans, I also moved my front 200m and rear 140mm from the case fan controller to the mobo.
The new cooler works wonders on the CPU, but the VCore runs kinda hot'ish so I set the case fans to spin up based on VCore temp.
Now for the issue. When the VCore heats and the fans spin up, I've gotten some warnings from the Thermal Radar (asus ai suite thing) that something's wrong with the 3.3v a couple of times and the 5.somethin v once. Warnings disappear before I manage to read the actual issue.
I don't know what a vcore is, 3.3v. or anything
I've tried to google it, buuut....
What part is likely making it warn me? Vcore too hot? Too much drain from fans on mobo when they spin up?
Trying to decide if I need a new PSU with more W :<
Any suggestions?
First a little background. I have an AMD FX8320 on an Asus Sabertooth mobo. With the recent heatwave, my CPU had a hard time. Constant warnings, even a shutdown or two. So I decided to upgrade my cooler from a (apparently) shit CoolerMaster to the NZXT Kraken x62 AIO.
When installing the new cooler and it's two 140mm fans, I also moved my front 200m and rear 140mm from the case fan controller to the mobo.
The new cooler works wonders on the CPU, but the VCore runs kinda hot'ish so I set the case fans to spin up based on VCore temp.
Now for the issue. When the VCore heats and the fans spin up, I've gotten some warnings from the Thermal Radar (asus ai suite thing) that something's wrong with the 3.3v a couple of times and the 5.somethin v once. Warnings disappear before I manage to read the actual issue.
I don't know what a vcore is, 3.3v. or anything

I've tried to google it, buuut....
What part is likely making it warn me? Vcore too hot? Too much drain from fans on mobo when they spin up?
Trying to decide if I need a new PSU with more W :<
Any suggestions?