Ryzen 5 3600 w/ Dark Rock Pro 4 temps

[Gray2233]

That isn't out of bounds for idle and in line with what your bios reports.

How about stressing it a bit now you're on balanced?

You shouldn't be using as much voltage with the Windows Balanced, but to be honest with your HSF and a 3600 if you're pushing over 70C there's something odd.

 

[Joxeon]

Enable cool n quiet and and p state p0 in the bios and see if that helps.

 

[Gray2233]

Yup^

 

[Oblivioux]

Enable cool n quiet and and p state p0 in the bios and see if that helps.

Very new to all this self building etc, what is this and where would it be in the bios

 

[Oblivioux]

That isn't out of bounds for idle and in line with what your bios reports.

How about stressing it a bit now you're on balanced?

You shouldn't be using as much voltage with the Windows Balanced, but to be honest with your HSF and a 3600 if you're pushing over 70C there's something odd.

40 mins in, highest has been 74c

 

[Gray2233]

40 mins in, highest has been 74c

Seems like an improvement at least and potentially right.

Which PRIME test are you running?

For heavy load and a max 74c I think I'd be happy.

 

[Oblivioux]

Seems like an improvement at least and potentially right.

Which PRIME test are you running?

For heavy load and a max 74c I think I'd be happy.

Small FTTs I believe

 

[Oblivioux]

Seems like an improvement at least and potentially right.

Which PRIME test are you running?

For heavy load and a max 74c I think I'd be happy.

So little update after today, I took the system apart, rewired it all nicely (was nice before but sepnt 2 hours doing it today) tightened them screws done on the HSF, and today while gaming (according to Ryzen Master, as GPU-Z and MSI are still looking crazy) has me at a max of 55c while gaming

 

[doyll]

Good cable management makes a big difference in case airflow, but I suspect tightening the HSF screws was the biggest reason for lower temps.

Little late, but I'll attach link to simple guide of how airflow works and how to optimize it, in case you are interested in learning more about case airflow.
https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/t...-i-put-my-temp-sensor.18564223/#post-26159770

 

[superleeds27]

Nope.

Windows Balanced.

Ryzen Balanced sounds great but it's a bit like performance mode.

Hmm...

I'd still go with Ryzen Balanced over Windows.

Ryzen Balanced allows for far more frequent changes in clock state, for example, which makes the system more responsive. It's recently been updated too with the chipset drivers i believe?

 

[Gray2233]

Hmm...

I'd still go with Ryzen Balanced over Windows.

Ryzen Balanced allows for far more frequent changes in clock state, for example, which makes the system more responsive. It's recently been updated too with the chipset drivers i believe?

Perhaps, but I've encountered issues in the past similar to the OP's which were the result of Ryzen Balanced.

 

[C64]

The chipset drvers on msi's site are older i thought ? the temps look about right to me im getting similar on a noctua nh d14 these are toasty chips as they're 6 cores

mines idling 32-34 c all on auto in bios only things changed ram voltage to 1.34 and flk at 1800mhz

 

[C64]

what are your temps on small fft prime 95