5700x3D Running high temps not sure why?

[uscool]

needs to post what cpu cooler he is using

 

[t2na]

needs to post what cpu cooler he is using

I'm expecting it to be one of those single fair 140mm AIOs based on what's been said - although it would help if OP actually stated what CPU cooler it was.

 

[roachyuk]

I use a AIO 360 corsair capelix on a 5800x3d idle temps around 40c/45c and gaming was about 82c so replaced thermal past and although the idle is the same gaming has dropped to around 72c.....I also use PBO2 with a -30 aswell.

 

[Vexr]

I'm expecting it to be one of those single fair 140mm AIOs based on what's been said - although it would help if OP actually stated what CPU cooler it was.

I have a 5700X3D on a 140mm AIO. One of the big things that swayed me to the 5700X3D over the 5800X3D was the slowly emerging evidence showing something like my AIO could handle it, and that it was in fact significantly cooler than the 5800X3D.

You can see some of my temp results here:

5700X3D and AM4 pricing

Pulled the trigger (again :cry:) on the 5700X3D. This swung it for me, particularly the temps and power consumption compared to its bigger brother :eek: That 5800X3D is NOT tuned right, way too hot and clocks could be better. My own 5800X3D doesnt even hit those temps while using it for x264...

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In games it turned out cooler than my old 5700X. Only in something like Cinebench did it cause the fans to ramp up to 100%, topping out at 70C.

The OP's temperature results are way out of line from what I can tell, suggesting over voltage or a very wrong HSF instillation.

 

[Vinno]

It sounds like a cooler issue to me. It's the easiest thing to test too. Either put your 3600 back in to test that out or try to get your hands on a cheap air cooler for testing purposes.