So I am at a loss, heres the situation:
I have a relatively new build running 64 GB of ram at 3200 Mhz, a Aorus Pro Wifi ITX X570 Board, and a 3950x with an NH-U12A, I have not Overclocked at all and PBO is sitting at Auto, ambient temperature in my office is 19-20C. I have not de-lidded my CPU or used liquid metal or anything, I am using the stock thermal paste from the cooler (lame I know).
1) Since I am planning on swapping out the motherboard for a full ATX Board (want more PCI slots) I decided to do a little testing beforehand, I downloaded Prime-95 and I run Small FFTs on the CPU, Task Manager shows things maxed our on all threads and frequencies range from slightly below base to the high 3000's. This all feels like pretty normal behavior but, in HWInfo (looked at Ryzen Master too) my CPU (which idles in the 40s typically) is sitting at 58-62C at full load, now I did find that it I let things run long enough there would be the odd infrequent spike up to 70ish C but, still these temps seem too *low*?
2) My first thought was that maybe the temperature sensor is broken, however this does not seem to be the case, the computer is throwing off very little noticeable heat . . . I've built plenty of PC's that throw heat off like a space heater and this is just not doing it . . .
3) My next thought was to run some benchmarks to see if something is wrong with the CPU, a stress test could hypothetically still push a broken CPU to 100% load even though the CPU performance is not actually at the level it should be. However, when I run Geekbench 5 scores seem very reasonable (and temps again barely pass 60C) compared to what I am seeing online, I pulled up Cinebench R20 and had the same situation even after running the benchmark around 15 times in a row consecutively temps max out at 63-64C and scores are all in the mid 9000's.
I know that it sounds stupid to complain about *low* temperatures, but I am very confused . . . the NH-U12A is good but, its not a D15 or a DRP4 temps seem too low and I am wondering if something is wrong or if I am just missing something completely.
Anyone experienced something like this or have any ideas?