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CPU ADVICE

What exactly is the problem that you're having @Sylar2k20 ?

If it's just that the chip hits high temps, that in itself is not necessarily a problem. AM5 chips are designed to boost as high as they can until they hit their temp limit. You can work out if it's having a cooling issue based on the chip performance. If you're not getting similar Cinebench R23 scores as people with equivalent hardware, for example, then you might be having temperature issues, however if you ARE getting similar scores then everything is working as intended.

You seem fixated on changing to an AIO, and changing case. If you just WANT that, fine, go for it - that's your perogative. If you need to justify it to yourself by saying you have temperature problems, be prepared to be disappointed if it doesn't solve this perceived issue.
 
Havana_UK said:
What exactly is the problem that you're having @Sylar2k20 ?

If it's just that the chip hits high temps, that in itself is not necessarily a problem. AM5 chips are designed to boost as high as they can until they hit their temp limit. You can work out if it's having a cooling issue based on the chip performance. If you're not getting similar Cinebench R23 scores as people with equivalent hardware, for example, then you might be having temperature issues, however if you ARE getting similar scores then everything is working as intended.

You seem fixated on changing to an AIO, and changing case. If you just WANT that, fine, go for it - that's your perogative. If you need to justify it to yourself by saying you have temperature problems, be prepared to be disappointed if it doesn't solve this perceived issue.
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this tbh
 
ran one of my old computers at 80 underload for 6 years never effected performance once and combined with my gpu at the time kept my feet nice and toasty

at idle it would sit 5 or so over ambient

but your sorted now so all good
 
I don't understand why you think the vrm isn't good when the following shows it's very good ,

From review
For the stress test we're using the Ryzen 9 7950X and Cinebench R23 which was looped for an hour

And unlikely you'll be putting the same amount of stress that's worst case in this test even if you do it passes with flying colours

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uscool said:
I don't understand why you think the vrm isn't good when the following shows it's very good ,

From review
For the stress test we're using the Ryzen 9 7950X and Cinebench R23 which was looped for an hour

And unlikely you'll be putting the same amount of stress that's worst case in this test even if you do it passes with flying colours

kPusxvN.jpeg
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i resolved problem .... with X870E Nova form Asrock has 50C


now VRM has 35C my cpu idle now go 38C... its much better
 
50c to 67c isnt even that much difference when it's being stressed with cinebench for over a hour which you'll unlikely gonna do

The CPU temp improved because of cooler not motherboard, but it's your money
 
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