I tilted and shook the PC a lot, but it made 0 difference. I tried laying down my PC on its side for a few hours so the air can go towards the radiator. This lessened the noise a bit, but had 0 impact on performance. Once I stood the PC upright again, the noise returned back to full. I can try draining and refilling like you said. Do you have some recommendations on good cooling liquid?
Solved PC started to lag/heavy fps lag and stuttering
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2 parts auto anti-freeze and 8 parts distilled water. This will keep it cooler, inhibit corrosion and antimicrobial as well.
There are many pre-mix brands out there. Avoid the colored stuff as the pigments can degrade and cause blockages down the road.
There are many pre-mix brands out there. Avoid the colored stuff as the pigments can degrade and cause blockages down the road.
I am finally back and problem is resolved! I was iffy about refilling an AIO that was probably low end since it came with the prebuilt, so I ended up returning the solution and buying a decent air cooler. I never replaced anything in a PC before, but everything went fairly smoothly. With the new air cooler, everything went back to normal and is no longer lagging. My CPU temps now average around 37-38 while small applications running. So it did end up being the water bubble. Thanks for everyone's input and help in locating my issue.
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