Just watching Youtube and downloading games this is not normal, not even on the box stealth cooler.
Is the cooler seated properly?
Something is not right.
This is too hot. shouldn't be much more than 80 maximum.
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Is it normal for Ryzen to hit 74c
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Just watching Youtube and downloading games this is not normal, not even on the box stealth cooler.
Is the cooler seated properly?
Something is not right.
This is too hot. shouldn't be much more than 80 maximum.
Not a lot I can do about it, Evo 212 cooler, Thermal grizzly.
What are you doing to get 95c temps?
@Jimbo do me a favour, when the system is idle go to Task Manager, open the performance tab, right click in the CPU graph and change it to Logical Processors, if its idle it should look like this, not doing much...
Ah. ok
Ah. ok
Yes thanks guys. Humbug I just did what you said and its exactly like your example. Well ive updated the bios and enabled cpu heat warning in bios. Ive been playing gears of war 5 on ultra @ 1440p and everything seems rock solid stable, so far. Im not sure MSI software is all that accurate as last night when i crashed it said 84c and immediately entered bios and it was @ 44c so something wasnt right.
AMD have about 30 temperature sensors spread all over the CPU, some monitoring tools don't know which one to use or what to do with them, i get two completely different readouts in HWMonitor.
The most accurate Ryzen CPU monitoring tool is Ryzen Master.
@Jimbo do me a favour, when the system is idle go to Task Manager, open the performance tab, right click in the CPU graph and change it to Logical Processors, if its idle it should look like this, not doing much...
Ah. ok
AMD have about 30 temperature sensors spread all over the CPU, some monitoring tools don't know which one to use or what to do with them, i get two completely different readouts in HWMonitor.
The most accurate Ryzen CPU monitoring tool is Ryzen Master.
4GHz and 2GHz idle clocks are extremely high.
I see that my CPU jumps on the voltage every second - from 0.775V to 0.9V, and this is with the new BIOS.
Idle clock is 2GHz-2.2GHz, base clock according to the specifications is also 2.0GHz.
This new BIOS is a mess.
Go into your power options and try "Ryzen Balanced"
Average core volts 0.55v
4 cores sleeping 600Mhz other two.
Go into your power options and try "Ryzen Balanced"
Average core volts 0.55v
4 cores sleeping 600Mhz other two.
It is Ryzen Balanced for me. I don't have another option besides Windows Balanced.
Core Temp reports some cores jumping to 2.8GHz all the time, and some cores standing at 1.6 GHz.
Task Manager reports nothing lower than 1.93GHz.
Something is borked with the new BIOS.
lol, now after going to the settings options where Ryzen Balanced is to be selected, the Core Temp app started to show 932MHz with jumps to 1600MHz.
It looks like Windows somehow doesn't accept/enable this Ryzen Balanced all the time
lol, now after going to the settings options where Ryzen Balanced is to be selected, the Core Temp app started to show 932MHz with jumps to 1600MHz.
It looks like Windows somehow doesn't accept/enable this Ryzen Balanced all the time
Works fine for me.
Anywho...
Quick Stress testing just installed new cooler. £40 http://www.deepcool.com/product/LiquidCooler/2018-11/209_10014.shtml
If Ryzen balanced is the only "Ryzen" based power profile you have to choose from, then the chipset drivers haven't installed correctly
Came out of Gears 5 and Ryzen master says my 3600 @ 94.5c
Definitely a bit hot for totally stock settings. Have you got any thermal paste to have a go at re-seating the cooler?
With regards to the high temps when only watching youtube and downloading games on steam, its normal for CPU usage to be high when downloading steam games. Steam compress the files to make downloads quicker but this results in your computer having to decompress the files on your end which takes processing power. Check your CPU usage when you are next downloading a game off steam.
Thanks for the advice. When i first put the cooler on with the stock AMD pad on there, i took it off again because it was interfering with the motherboards heatsink. So i think its not working as should. Ive got some Arctic Silver in my box so im going to take off and re seat. I'll report back.