AMD 7700x and 360 AIO Target Temp

[bluesouljah]

Hi Everyone,

I am building my first PC for 12 years. Wow a lot to learn! Technology has definitely moved on! I am getting an AMD7700X, Asus TUF 670E plus Wifi and a Lian Li Galahad 360 AIO watercooler. So, from my research it seems that the 7700X targets 95 degrees as a constant temperature. This seems to mean that the pump will go up at that temp and the fans will as well making it quite loud. I have also learned that this will mean that the CPU will draw more power to attain the 95 degree target, which is essentially a waste as there is no additional performance. These chips have been out a while and I know many of you will have them. So, I'm after some advice from you experts. How do you deal with this? Do you amend fan and pump profiles? Thanks for any help.

Cheers,

Blue

 

[faceman123]

Hi Everyone,

I am building my first PC for 12 years. Wow a lot to learn! Technology has definitely moved on! I am getting an AMD7700X, Asus TUF 670E plus Wifi and a Lian Li Galahad 360 AIO watercooler. So, from my research it seems that the 7700X targets 95 degrees as a constant temperature. This seems to mean that the pump will go up at that temp and the fans will as well making it quite loud. I have also learned that this will mean that the CPU will draw more power to attain the 95 degree target, which is essentially a waste as there is no additional performance. These chips have been out a while and I know many of you will have them. So, I'm after some advice from you experts. How do you deal with this? Do you amend fan and pump profiles? Thanks for any help.

Cheers,

Blue

Undervolt, i run my 7950x on 65w/105w modes never reach above 65c on 100% load or when gaming 70c ( as it still boost to near 5.7ghz) I'm on air cooler btw

 

[bluesouljah]

Undervolt, i run my 7950x on 65w/105w modes never reach above 65c on 100% load or when gaming 70c ( as it still boost to near 5.7ghz) I'm on air cooler btw

Thanks Faceman

I'm new to all this nerw technology, is this easy to do?

Cheers

 

[Poneros]

The easiest thing to do is just put it into eco mode tbh.

 

[gbgt2]

Unless you are running multi-core work 24/7 then just adjust the fan curve if it's too noisy. The CPU is designed to boost as high as it can until it hits the thermal limit. If you don't let it do that then you are losing performance for no reason.

 

[Uncle Petey]

I just plugged in the numbers from this vid and it's all good.

 

[bluesouljah]

Thanks for all of the replies everyone. I really appreciate it. It's really helpful. So, can you overclock in eco mode or how does that work?

Cheers