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JKR

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System

  • CPU
    Ryzen 5 5600x
  • Motherboard
    ASUS B550-f Gaming WiFi
  • RAM
    32 GB Corsair RGB Vengeance Pro DDR4-3600MHz (4x8)
  • GPU
    EVGA NVIDIA 3070 FTW3
  • Case
    Fractal Design R6
  • Storage
    Samsung 970 Pro 1TB (Boot); Samsung 500 GB SSD;Samsung 500 GB SSD; WD Blue 1TB 7200 rpm HDD
  • PSU
    Seasonic 850 wt
  • Display(s)
    Acer 27"
  • Cooling
    NZXT Kraken X-53
  • Keyboard
    Corsair RGB Strafe Silent
  • Mouse
    Razer Trinity Naga; Razer Orbweaver Chroma
  • Sound
    HyperX Cloud
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 64
  • Laptop
    Asus G14
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  1. Recently when trying to boot up my computer by pushing the tower's power button, the system starts for a brief second then goes off completely. The fans, LEDs, etc come on for that partial second then everything goes off. If I turn off the PSU then wait a few seconds, then turn back on at the PSU occasionally it will boot up. Today it took several tries at doing this until it started up. Files and the system (OS) seem fine. Is this a power button issue with the tower or a mobo issue, PSU?? The entire system is about one year old. Please advise. Thank you My specs are here: CPU: Ryzen 5 5600x Mobo: Asus Rog Strix B550 WiFi PSU: Seasonic Focus Plus 850 gold 1 year old RAM: 4-Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 3600 32Gb (total) Cooler: NZXT Kraken X52 SSD/HDD: Samsung 980 Pro 1Tb GPU: EVGA FW3 Ultra Gaming Case: Fractal Design Define R6 OS: Windows 10 Home Mon: Acer Nitro 27” xv272u
  2. How much of a temp differnce can I expect if I repaste my Ryzen 5 5600x/nzxt kraken x53 (stock paste) with something like Kryonaut?
  3. Thanks for the info. Question. Why would hwmon be fairly accurate on my last motherboard (intel) and the ryzen one not?? Should I just use HWinfo and ignore HWmon totally?
  4. Thanks for the info. Question. Why would hwmon be fairly accurate on my last motherboard (intel) and the ryzen one not??
  5. I recently installed a new motherboard, CPU and ram. According to hwmonitor the ram is reaching temps over 200c. Should I be worried? The other temps are OK. CPU running around 49c and the motherboard about the same temp as CPU. Is this a glitch in the hwmonitor software? Asus B550-f AMD Ryzen 5 5600x Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 3600 set to xmp. Is this a Ryzen board problem? My previous board was an Asus intel board and I had no issues with hwmon at all. Or is it a problem with my motherboard's DIMM slots/temp sensor?
  6. Agreed. Also depends on what you can already have-if it’s compatible with a Ryzen build. I’m running an i5 8600K, which cost about $250-300 or so last year and a Z370 mobo which was about $170. But if I was building now, I’d go Ryzen vs Intel!! It’s cheaper, has more cores/threads, hyperthreading, depending on cpu may come already with a cooler... Also would get the B450 board and don’t know what kind of ram you have, you might actually need to buy that as well (if what you have isn’t DDR4). Should be able to get a really decent upgrade with just replacing those items now and continuing to use the 1050 for a bit. With any money left over I’d get an SSD for system drive and repurpose your other drives.
  7. From ASUS z370-f manual. See pix See CPU Installation tool. Note in instructions about the tool install Figure 3 is the Install Tool Frame.
  8. @Mamonos So the high cpu temps are ok for that chip then?? I dont need delid and replace ihs TIM ??Also meant @AskTJ Those are mostly idle temps with fan curves running at approx 70% at 40*C
  9. @Jurrunio The plastic installer is not the conventional plastic socket cover that originally comes with the board and then pops off when the lid is secured. It’s actually a frame like device to click the cpu into place; then the entire thing fits into the socket. Never saw one before but had heard of them. Keep the AIO pulling air from the top outside air into the case?? I’ve got them running at 90% at 50*C I actually have run 3D Mark, Fuzzy Donut, Cinebench and hightemps get to roughly 67*C ish at highest. Just at lower loads it seem to run highish
  10. I just built my first rig. I have an Intel i5 8600K in an ASUS Z370-F Gaming mobo. The mobo came with a cpu “installer” to help place the cpu correctly into the slot without damage. However it doesn’t say to remove it and seems to imply to keep it in place situated around the cpu. Then with the entire unit in place, then you lock down the socket arm into place leaving the plastic housing still there surrounding the cpu. Seems that plastic would help retain heat! Plus, after purchasing chip and using it for a month I found out that the Intel chips ARE running hot. I stayed away from the Ryzen chips for this reason. Ugh! My basic info is: 1) My cpu temps seem pretty high for a new chip; 40c or so without load. 2) I am using a Corsair h105 240 AIO to cool it with MX4 Carbon as TIM. 3) Already replaced stock Corsair fans on the rad with Noctua Industrial 120 PWMs (3000rpm and decent static pressure). I have an additional Noctua 120mm Industrial fan as exhaust through back of case. 4) Placed AIO on top of case pulling air into case. 2 stock Corsair 140mm on front pulling air into case. EVGA GTX 1080 SC ACX 3.0 with 2 fans on bottom of GPU but pushing hot air back into case. Placed PSU on bottom upside down, pulling air from inside case towards outside back just to get air moving. There was a dead space under my GPU. Hot air just stayed right there. Case is a Corsair 450D with Aeroslots on back so no solid pci slot covers. Entire back of case is pretty open/ mesh-like. Using Demciflex filters on all intakes. Removed all cages from inside case except the one housing my hdd on the top which is bolted on. So inside case has a lot of room. Exhaust fan has no filter. Questions: 1) Should I take out the plastic installer from the cpu socket and if so will the cpu fit the ASUS Z370-F 1151 properly? Will it fit snug enough to get proper connections? 2) Should I keep the plastic unit in place and just repaste with a different TIM and reseat the heat sink? 3) Should I be exhausting the air through the AIO from the inside to the outside? (Seems counterintuitive to me though since it would be pushing hot air from the case through the radiator which is supposed to be cooling the chip) 4) Delid the chip and replace Intel TIM with Conductonaut? 5) Do AIO speeds matter? What should the pump percentage be and what about the actual AIO fan speeds? What is the ideal speed setup for maximum rad cooling with an h205? 6) Are my fans in the wrong places/orientations?? Could they be competing with each other’s airflow? Causing conflicting air patterns?? So many questions! Sorry! But it’s my first build and although everything does work. Temps are a real problem! Help!!
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