The ryzens have two chiplets under the lid so some say to focus your paste above them areas. YMMV.
Whereabouts are these please??? About to install a 3600
Thanks
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The ryzens have two chiplets under the lid so some say to focus your paste above them areas. YMMV.
Whereabouts are these please??? About to install a 3600
Thanks
Been a while since a built a PC so want to check if the temps below are normal.
CPU is a 3600 cooled by a Cryorig M9A.
Idle temps sit at 55-60c and when I ran user benchmark I hit 80c.
I was monitoring this with HwMonitor and everything is at stock.
Does that sound right? I may try reseating the heat sink on the CPU as I may not have put enough paste.
Please let me know your thoughts.
That video he uses about 10x the amount of mx4 paste i used on my 3600 and now 5800x!The official animated installation guide may also be of use with regard to selecting the correct standoffs, and their orientation.
https://support.arctic.ac/index.php?p=freezer34esports
Concerned with the idea of applying paste from the supplied sachet, I thought better to use a fresh syringe of MX-4
to apply in a more controlled manner down the centre of each pipe as shown.
Let’s hope you report back reduced by 20°+ from where you were.
Update:
Cryorig M9A removed, boxed up and packed for RMA.
Arctic Freezer 34 eSports installed.
HUGE difference!
Readings from Ryzen Master:
Idle is now: 30-35c
Load on Prime 95: 65-68c
Not tried during gaming but I'd imagine it would be less than the Prime 95 loads.
Fans are all very quiet!
Super pleased with the Arctic Freezer eSports 34!
May go for that myself then! Is it simple to install on to AM4 an socket/board
Really easy.
Key thing you need to do is when you put the heat-sink on you will need to hold up the motherboard back plate from the back, to give you enough thread to put the thumbscrews on.
This is a mistake a lot of people make and they then claim incompatibility with some AM4 motherboards. Once you get each thumb screw on it really tightens up nicely.
Thumbs up from me.