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No just a $40USD 240AIO and AMD Curve Optimizer the negative side per core.
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5800x Temp
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what values do you put in the curve Optimizer? The first time I tried it worked but then started crashing so I removed them.
Sorry, I don't want to trash the thread!
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What is the metrics overlay you're using there? I like it.
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I got my 5800X up to 5200Mhz
5800X Boost set to 5050Mhz all cores with AMD Curve Optimizer | Overclockers UK Forums
It is actually MSI Afterburner with RTSS Overlay Editor. Here is one I posted on nexus with Cyberpunk with quick start instructions.
CyberPunk 2077 OSD at Cyberpunk 2077 Nexus - Mods and community
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Mine also hits 90c in Cinebench, or did, i thought it was the cooler, Gammaxx L120 AIO.
So i decided to go completely over the top with the cooler and got an Arctic Liquid Freezer II 360 and was surprised to see it still running 80 - 85c. I did a lot of googling, a lot of people are complaining about 'superficially' Ryzen 5800X temps and a lot of people citing AMD's Robert Hallock who says its doing exactly what its supposed to do.
Its apparently tuned to keep boosting until it reaches those sort of temperatures and when you look at the difference between the 5600X, 5900X, 5950X they all top out at around 4.3Ghz all core in heavy loads, the 5800X will go all the way to 4.7Ghz, the 5800X is the one seemingly AMD have set to just go for it, Anand did some testing on it and found while the 5600X, 5900X and 5950X use up to about 10 / 11 Watts per core the 5800X is using about 14 / 15 Watts per core with volts around 1.4 to 1.5v.
So its normal, its just a crazy lunatic sort of chip. its running around swivel eyed licking windows....
So i decided to go completely over the top with the cooler and got an Arctic Liquid Freezer II 360 and was surprised to see it still running 80 - 85c. I did a lot of googling, a lot of people are complaining about 'superficially' Ryzen 5800X temps and a lot of people citing AMD's Robert Hallock who says its doing exactly what its supposed to do.
Its apparently tuned to keep boosting until it reaches those sort of temperatures and when you look at the difference between the 5600X, 5900X, 5950X they all top out at around 4.3Ghz all core in heavy loads, the 5800X will go all the way to 4.7Ghz, the 5800X is the one seemingly AMD have set to just go for it, Anand did some testing on it and found while the 5600X, 5900X and 5950X use up to about 10 / 11 Watts per core the 5800X is using about 14 / 15 Watts per core with volts around 1.4 to 1.5v.
So its normal, its just a crazy lunatic sort of chip. its running around swivel eyed licking windows....
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I presume every other single detail stayed the same, like same BIOS and settings, OS etc? If so then that is quite interesting. I suspect as time goes on then more info on the difference you're seeing may come to light as that is quite a variation for a 'non faulty' CPU running at stock.
My 5800X is more like your 2nd one in that the max it will go to is ~84c in CBr20 and takes a little while to get there. This is with a Noctua D15 and PBO enabled with CO and running at 5.0Ghz.
My 5950x was running 63C with Arctic Liquid Freezer AIO under load. As soon as I started playing around with PBO and increased all those power limits, temps jumped up, though still are keeping around 74C. So PBO is the main heat source.
Without PBO 5950x was around 20C cooler under load than my 3900x (no PBO) under same Noctua D15 cooler.
Without PBO 5950x was around 20C cooler under load than my 3900x (no PBO) under same Noctua D15 cooler.
Correct. All I changed was the CPU. Even used the same thermal paste from the same tube.
So I find it interesting that they say it is normal to run that hot yet there are ones that run much cooler.
I haven't used any thermal paste, just left the one that came with the AIO Cololer Corsair AIO H100i , and with my Ryzen 7 5800x with 3% CPU usage the package temperature is around 48 C with . I haven't tested yet with Cinebench and I don't have any intake fan ( should arrive soon). Do you think I should apply properly the thermal paste(I have Artic Silver 5) or wait if that changes with intake fans ?
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Nice one. Thanks.
Could I check with you guys if you dont mind just set my 5800x up yesterday so all totally stock only thing I have changed is memory my temps are as follows in Ryzen master
Idle fluctuates between 32c/34c
Cinebench R23 80/81c
Games 59c
using a H100x with Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut
Thanks
Idle fluctuates between 32c/34c
Cinebench R23 80/81c
Games 59c
using a H100x with Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut
Thanks
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That's normal, the 5800X does run hot, its meant to, its tuned to boost and boost and boost... until its reaches these sort of temperatures, we are all getting around 80 to 90c in high loads.
That's normal, the 5800X does run hot, its meant to, its tuned to boost and boost and boost... until its reaches these sort of temperatures, we are all getting around 80 to 90c in high loads.
Thankk for the reply fella, been used to intel for so long it's all quite confusing
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Thankk for the reply fella, been used to intel for so long it's all quite confusing
They are very different chips, overclocking them is also very different.
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/foru...-all-cores-with-amd-curve-optimizer.18906071/
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Shorter version...