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I think maybe I should run a benchmark again and this time I'll monitor the temps through a different software to ensure redundancy. CPU- R5 3600 GPU- MSI RTX 3060ti Motherboard- B500 Gaming Plus - MSI AIO - Deepcool 240mm Castle RAM- 16 Gigs 3600mhz single channel (Dual channel was outta stock)

Could it be a false reading?

So while benchmarking my system on 3dmark I saw a reading which was showing my Ryzen 5 3600 boosting upto 5.3 Ghz....now this was strange and my CPU hit 93 degrees for no reason. I didn't even overclocked this thing. What could be the reason here? And the fix for it? I mean this seems scary because it might have actually boosted to 5.3 Ghz once for a second but without any overclocks this seems impossible.

Yes probably I have to update the BIOS, PSU is alright because it haven't given me any reliability issues for past 1.5 years

CPU- Ryzen 5 3600 Motherboard- B550 Gaming Plus by MSI Memory- 16 gigs 3600mhz single channel (I couldn't find any dual stick in stock) Storage devices- 256 GB NVMe drive 2400 MB/s and a 1 TB Hard Drive 7200 RPM AIO- Deepcool 240 mm GPU- RTX 3060Ti Ventus 2x from MSI Power Supply- The infamous Gigabyte GP-P750W 80 Plus Gold -Haven't exploded yet but I've tested this one and got lucky that it isn't a faulty one

The total score went down by upto 40%, unfortunately for some reason. I tried again and still it was disappointing when it came to the result I don't think the the performance would fall soo much. I didn't made any changes to the components what so ever

Temps are waaay under 75 degrees celsius but it's underperforming by quite a lot. The bug is when I go to turn on AMD Power Plans, it keeps switching them to Balanced

So I recently tested my CPU and GPU using 2-3 benchmarking softwares and found out that my CPU is underperforming severely. It's not overheating so thermal throttling is out of the equation. I checked task manager to see if some other background program is causing issues but found none. And while trying to look around with power plans I came across this bug which causes my power plans to switch for some reason. Is there any way to counter this bug? Also what can I do to boost my CPU performance back to average?

I recently installed a Deepcool Castle 240 RGB in my pc and now I'm not able to sync it, can someone help me with this?

hmmm I trust you mate, now I can finally not worry about those temps. Also what should be the ambient room temps?

People say those are not good for long run?

Plus can these temps harm the cpu in long run?

We all know how Wraith Stealth cooler is, so I got this deepcool castle Yesterday and installed it but upon later tests I found out that my cpu was hitting 79 degrees during benchmarking with Cinebench. And also I live here in India which means my room temperature is about 27-32 degrees. I know these are not ambient temps but do they affect the cpu temps? Also is 45-50 degrees (Idle) and 75-78(Load) great temps with an AIO? All the temperatures are in Celsius.

Thx mate

So I am gonna be making a build, and I am looking for power which won't break my bank..... Nvidia just launched 3060ti which seemed appealing to me. But I have a perticular budget, so I was wondering that if I could squeeze in a 3060ti into my build which meant I gotta go with R5 3600 instead of 3700x which I planned earlier. Is 3600 worthy of 3060ti without major bottlenecks?.. Or should I stick my older configuration of R7 3700x with 2060 super?