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Normal Temps for Ryzen 9 5900X
- Thread starter Mel_P
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I have just watched the phantom spirit video and was amazed at the amount of "gunk" they put on (a great glob! - partic see the video on the rainforest site) - I put a few mm mini glob - perhaps I didn't put enough? Should I try a bit more?
You can try, but from my experience its very hard to not put enough if the cooler contact is fine. Most people put too much.
I think your temps are fine anyway. With Ryzen the temp does not matter much unless its hitting thermal limit.
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Soldato
Your temps seem fine
Think you're getting worried over nothing
If I can't get my 5950x totally idle
It will be 40ish too
And that's with watercooling
Run cinebench r23
Single core and multicore tests
Think you're getting worried over nothing
If I can't get my 5950x totally idle
It will be 40ish too
And that's with watercooling
Run cinebench r23
Single core and multicore tests
At BIOS seems to run all the time at 4.7MHz? so runs quite hot?
I ran cinebench R20 and it went up to 79 deg C.
Yer I was replying to the guy that said it will idle in bios. It defo doesn’t..
79c after a cinebench run is fine, r23 is the best one to run but that’s said 79c is still fine.
You should set an offset in bios if you haven’t already.
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Bit of a novice in this area - what does set an offset in BIOS mean?
find the "AMD overclocking" tab in there you can set a voltage offset it will reduce the voltage curv of the CPU.
you will need to do it in steps it gos from 0 to 30 in steps one 1, i tend to go up in 5's
my CPU runs at -25 and it drops the temps a good bit.
Not the best video but it as all the info you need
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Soldato
I said it would idle in the bios
As in there's no background processes there
To make the temperature jump around like in windows
Didn't say it would downclock the frequency
But testing in bios
Is just to see there's no obvious problems
With your cooling solution/mounting/thermal paste/pump etc
It's first thing I always do with a new build
Sit in bios a few minutes
Temperature shouldn't keep rising if all is well
Load testing is of course the next step
And of more importance
And yeah you can tweak these cpus
And still end up with same speed
Yet be significantly cooler As wing-man said
There's more than one way to do it
The way mentioned
Or by playing with EDC,PPT etc
These chips are more complicated than the old
Adjust voltage and multiplier days
As in there's no background processes there
To make the temperature jump around like in windows
Didn't say it would downclock the frequency
But testing in bios
Is just to see there's no obvious problems
With your cooling solution/mounting/thermal paste/pump etc
It's first thing I always do with a new build
Sit in bios a few minutes
Temperature shouldn't keep rising if all is well
Load testing is of course the next step
And of more importance
And yeah you can tweak these cpus
And still end up with same speed
Yet be significantly cooler As wing-man said
There's more than one way to do it
The way mentioned
Or by playing with EDC,PPT etc
These chips are more complicated than the old
Adjust voltage and multiplier days
Thanks - I'll try that another day with a clear head!find the "AMD overclocking" tab in there you can set a voltage offset it will reduce the voltage curv of the CPU.
you will need to do it in steps it gos from 0 to 30 in steps one 1, i tend to go up in 5's
my CPU runs at -25 and it drops the temps a good bit.
Not the best video but it as all the info you need
How to overclock 5900X PBO + Curve Optimizer / Overclocking Tutorial Guide / Temp on Noctua D15
Ryzen 9 5900X temperature test on Noctua D15 (Custom Silent Profile). PBO + Curve Optimizer enable. All other bios settings at stock. This guide can be used ...
it will run at full fixed voltage and clocks.
that's the complete opposite of idle.
systems run warmer in bios that idle in windows
??
Soldato
Probably a default overclocking profile
Usually those aren't great
Tend to push more voltage/heat
Think it's a msi setting
Though other manufacturers can have it with different names
IIRC it’s a dynamic resolution scaling tool.
Does that mean something - or is it 3 words picked out of the air! Joking apart thanks for responding but I do not know what that means! BUT looking at google it's to do with CPU / graphics performance in games. I don't do gaming so I will keep it "off" in BIOS.
Thanks, Mel
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Seems the resolution varies to keep the frame rate as high as possible. Ie dynamically adjustable resolution scaling. I seem to remember fiddling with it once.
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