Z370 Fatality k6 power phases died?

Hello world, i have been runningn asrock motherboards for a lonng time now, loved them! untill i had this problem i was runing a Intel 8700k at 5ghz oc corsair rgb 3200mhz ddr4 memory ram 1080ti 750W corsair cs750m psu system for stable 2 years.. Untill ricently my CPU started to freeze and overheat, i went to stock annd even them, after OCCT AVX2 test my pc overheats i get about 95+C on STOCK settings. I have checked the thermalpaste it did not help the Kraken x53 sitting well. Could there be a problem with my mobo, i have spoted some oil on the power phase caps, is this the problem of my overheat? I add pictures.

If the oily substance has come from the capacitors then it means that
some caps have gone bad. If the board is still under warranty then you should RMA
it. It could also be residue from the thermal pads as they degrade. If you are
not in warranty you can pull the heatsink off the VRMs and check the thermal
pads, if they have shriveled and deflated then replace them and see if that helps.
Be sure to clean off the oily substance from the board and components.
You can use IPA (100% isopropyl alcohol) and a soft tooth brush to make sure
you get it all off.

I would open a support ticket with ASRock Tech Support:
https://event.asrock.com/tsd.asp

They will be able to advise you. Without looking at the board in person I can't
tell if it is electrolytic fluid leakage from the capacitors or thermal pads seeping.
It could even be fluid from an outside source like the AIO, it's anti
corrosion treatment can feel oily when the fluid evaporates.

One thing is for sure, that fluid should not be there.


Edited by Xaltar - 28 Sep 2020 at 12:43am