nibinpsan
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I have pressed hard enough to flex the motherboard in the photo. I am pretty sure there is going to be damaged if I press any harder. There is already a centimeter difference between the thread and the screw. I haven't had this kind of issue with my other coolers (wraith spire OR cooler master - master liquid 240) There is no screw on the other side, it is a hook. I hook first on 1 side and then screw and secure on the other.
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No other screws were provided and I tried the other way but then the clip stays too high and if I press harder the motherboard might break.
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I am unable to install the cooler master hyper 612 ver 2 on my am4 motherboard. The screw stands too high from the thread. Anyone else facing this issue? i am using the am4 compatibility kit provided by cooler master.
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I wanted to see if the Wraith Spire was any good. I put the setting to stock 3.0 GHz@1.225V and the temperature stays around 35C-40C @ idle and 75C Stress in the ryzen master tool. What is a safe temp for Ryzen 7 1700, for IDLE and STRESS? I cant seem to find too much info on this subject.
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The Ryzen master tool is giving 45C-50C @ IDLE and 94C @ stress AIDA64 is showing 35C-40C@ IDLE and 84C @ stress What normally would help with a temperature reduction? 3.7Ghz@1.3V is a very common setting for ryzen 7 1700 with wraith spire. Will reducing the voltage help?
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Hi, I am a noob at OC and this is my first time doing it. I am overclocking my Ryzen 7 1700 with the stock wraith spire cooler on a Gigabyte x370 gaming 5 mother board and 16 GB of DDR4 3200 3.7Ghz@1.3V DRAM 3200@1.35V I am getting a CPU temperature reading of 45C-50C @ IDLE and 94C @ stress AIDA64 Is this normal? In AID64 temp is showing 10 degree less than the RYZEN master tool. Which one is right? and are these temperature safe for long term 24/7 use? I ran the Cinebench R15 test and score 1597 with this setting and AID64 stress test for 10 minutes without failure (I stopped the test at 10 mins) Thanks in advance!
